|
| Customer Service
|
|
|
|
[Product Specifications]
Material: ABS resin, soft PVC (hose section)
Dimensions: W145 × D145 × H355 (mm)
Color: Silver
Model: SYKM5S
Notes: Filtration flow rate: 2.0 L/min; Minimum operating water pressure: 0.01 MPa
【Water Purification Capability】
Effectively removes concerning substances found in tap water for up to 8,000 liters.
For the four substances—free residual chlorine (chlorine odor), turbidity, CAT (pesticides), and 2-MIB (moldy odor)—the product has passed the JIS S3201 test, maintaining a removal rate of 80% or higher for 8,000 liters.
Furthermore, regarding perfluorooctane compounds (PFOS and PFOA), which have garnered attention in recent years, the unit demonstrates an 80% removal rate over 8,000 L in accordance with the Japan Water Purifier Association (JWPA) standards (JWPAS B Standard).
*This volume of water is sufficient for approximately one year of use based on a typical household consumption of 20 L per day.
[Filter Cartridge Replacement Guide]
Total filtered water volume: 8,000 L (approximately 1 year when using 20 L per day)
[When Using Source Water Other Than Tap Water]
SESERA is compatible with Class I and Class II source water.
Do not use source water classified as Class III. (See below)
Disaster Water Sources: Class I
*As a guideline, use water stored for 10 days or less
① Expired bottled water
② Water from a flush toilet tank (stored for 10 days or less)
③ Water from a bathtub that has not been used for bathing (stored for 10 days or less)
④ Water from building or apartment water storage tanks (stored for 10 days or less)
⑤ Water from emergency storage tanks (stored for 10 days or less)
⑥ Stored tap water (stored for 10 days or less)
⑦ Water collected from a potable well (Stored for 10 days or less)
Disaster Water Sources Category II
*Water stored for medium to long-term use
① Managed stored rainwater
② Managed pool water
③ Bathwater without added bath salts or detergents
④ Water from flush toilet tanks (stored for 11 days or more)
⑤ Water storage tanks in buildings and apartment complexes (stored for 11 days or more)
⑥ Emergency water storage tanks (stored for 11 days or more)
⑦ Stored tap water (stored for 11 days or more)
⑧ Stored potable well water (stored for 11 days or more)
Disaster Water Sources Category III (Do not use as raw water)
*Natural water sources not subject to regular water quality management
① Water from lakes and ponds
② River water
③ Well water not confirmed as potable
④ Unmanaged rainwater
⑤ Unmanaged pool water
⑥ Water from fire protection reservoirs
⑦ Water from reservoirs
⑧ Tap water prior to restoration (turbid water before restoration)
[Precautions for Use]
・Except in emergencies such as disasters, please use water that meets tap water quality standards. Additionally, if using water other than tap water, be sure to read the instruction manual before use.
・The recommended replacement interval for the filter media varies depending on water usage, water quality, and water pressure.
・Avoid using filtered water at temperatures of 35°C (95°F) or higher.
・Do not store filtered water; use it as soon as possible.
・Before use each day, let the water run for about 10 seconds. After a long period of non-use, let the water run for about 60 seconds before use.
・Do not allow the water purifier to freeze.
|
|
|
|
