Plan whole-house water treatment around your water supply with the Crystal Quest Arsenic Whole House Water Filter. Designed for arsenic reduction, this system combines sediment pre-filtration, an arsenic-reducing mineral tank, and carbon post-filtration. Choose your media size, tank material, and optional treatment stages to suit your installation and water-test results.
Why Customers Choose This Product
Product Highlights
Dedicated Arsenic Treatment
The mineral tank contains media intended to reduce arsenic. Performance depends on incoming water chemistry, arsenic form and concentration, flow rate, and maintenance; confirm suitability before purchase.
Pre- and Post-Filtration
A 20-inch sediment cartridge captures particles such as sand, silt, and dirt before the mineral tank. A 20-inch solid carbon cartridge provides a separate post-filtration stage.
Choose Your Treatment Configuration
Select the standalone system, add a SMART filter, add a softener, or choose both. The optional SMART stage uses a blend of coconut-shell granular activated carbon, redox alloys, and anion exchange resin; the optional softener uses ion exchange and brine conditioning.
Automatic Backwash
The standard timer valve schedules backwashing at set day intervals. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for setup and maintenance appropriate to your water conditions.
Two Tank Materials
Choose fiberglass or stainless steel. Fiberglass is the recommended option in the existing product guidance for installations exposed to high humidity, salt, or persistent condensation.
Specifications
| Specification | 1.5 cu. ft. system | 2.0 cu. ft. system |
|---|---|---|
| Filter media volume | 1.5 cubic feet | 2.0 cubic feet |
| Listed service flow | 9–11 GPM | 10–13 GPM |
| Listed tank dimensions | 10 × 54 inches | 12 × 52 inches |
| Tank material options | Fiberglass or stainless steel | Fiberglass or stainless steel |
| Backwash | Automatic | Automatic |
| Standard valve | Timer-controlled | Timer-controlled |
| Optional softener grain capacity | 48,000 grains | 60,000 grains |
| Optional brine tank dimensions | 18 × 33 inches | 18 × 33 inches |
Softener and brine tank specifications apply only when a softener configuration is selected. Tank dimensions do not represent the complete installation footprint. Listed flow ranges are not a guarantee of arsenic reduction at every flow rate.
Replacement Components
- Eagle Arsenic Oxide media: CQE-RM-05006.
- SMART Multimedia, for configurations with a SMART filter: CQE-RM-05017.
- Eaglesorb softener resin, for configurations with a softener: CQE-RM-05002.
- Sediment cartridge, 2-7/8 × 20 inches: CQE-RC-04015.
- Carbon block cartridge, 2-7/8 × 20 inches: CQE-RC-04014.
Confirm component compatibility with your selected system before ordering replacements.
Ideal For
- Homeowners whose water-test results indicate a need for arsenic treatment.
- Households planning a whole-house installation with professional sizing guidance.
- Buyers who want a choice of tank materials and treatment configurations.
- Homes considering additional softening where water hardness warrants it.
Important Information
- Obtain a laboratory water analysis before purchase. Ask a qualified water-treatment professional to assess arsenic form, concentration, water chemistry, and any required pre-treatment.
- Have a qualified installer confirm plumbing compatibility, available space, service flow requirements, drainage, and any electrical requirements before installation. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and applicable local requirements.
- Test treated water after installation and periodically during use. Do not rely on taste, smell, or appearance to assess arsenic levels.
- No specific removal percentage, contaminant-free water guarantee, or certification claim is made here. Confirm documented performance for your selected configuration and water conditions.
- Arsenic treatment media may increase water hardness. Review water-test results to determine whether the optional softener is appropriate.
- Stainless steel may develop rust or pinholes when exposed to salt, high humidity, or lingering condensation. Wipe condensation away routinely and consider fiberglass where these conditions are expected.
- Replace cartridges and media according to the manufacturer's guidance and water-test results. Service life varies with water quality and usage.
- Only the selected configuration is included. Do not assume separately described accessories or additional treatment stages are included.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this system guarantee arsenic-free water?
No. The system is designed for arsenic reduction, but results depend on incoming water chemistry, arsenic form and concentration, flow rate, and maintenance. Confirm suitability before purchase and verify results through treated-water testing.
Which configurations can I choose?
Choose standalone, with SMART Filter, with Softener, or with SMART Filter and Softener. Tank material options are fiberglass and stainless steel, with 1.5 or 2.0 cubic feet of filter media.
How do I choose the right system size?
The listed service flow is 9–11 GPM for the 1.5-cubic-foot system and 10–13 GPM for the 2.0-cubic-foot system. Ask a qualified water-treatment professional to match the system to your household demand and laboratory water-test results.
Is a water softener included?
A softener is included only when you select a configuration with Softener. The standalone and SMART Filter-only configurations do not include a softener.
What maintenance does the system need?
Follow the manufacturer's instructions for backwash settings, cartridge changes, and media replacement. Test treated water periodically, and keep stainless steel tanks free of lingering condensation. Maintenance intervals depend on water quality and usage.
Choose the configuration that matches your water analysis and household needs. With sizing and installation requirements confirmed, this Crystal Quest system offers a configurable approach to whole-house arsenic treatment.
This water-treatment product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease. Water-treatment performance varies; use laboratory testing to verify water quality.
