NSF Product and Service Listings

[1] Certification of this product has been performed to the health effects requirements of
    NSF/ANSI/CAN 61, which assesses the acceptability of potential extractants from the
    chemical generator. No evaluation has been performed on the strength or efficacy of the
    chemical(s) generated. As unit operation, maintenance and the consistency of source
    ingredients may affect the performance of the unit, the ensuing chemical(s) is not
    certified by NSF to NSF/ANSI/CAN 60.
[2] Certification of the Miox 4-AE mixed oxidant units is based on a mixed oxidant solution
    of 3,800 mg/L (+/- 1,000) free available chlorine (FAC) with a dosage rate yielding a
    maximum chlorine concentration of 10 mg/L into potable water.
[3] Certification of the Miox 6-AE mixed oxidant units is based on a mixed oxidant solution
    of 4,200 mg/L (+/- 1,000) free available chlorine (FAC) with a dosage rate yielding a
    maximum chlorine concentration of 10 mg/L into potable water.
[4] Certification of the Miox 8-AE mixed oxidant units is based on a mixed oxidant solution
    of 5,000 mg/L (+/- 1,000) free available chlorine (FAC) with a dosage rate yielding a
    maximum chlorine concentration of 10 mg/L into potable water.
[5] Certification of the ClorTec 25, ClorTec 50, ClorTec 75, and ClorTec 100 Self Cleaning
    HYPO Units is based on a 8,000 mg/L (+/- 1,000) sodium hypochlorite solution (measured
    as FAC) with a dosage rate yielding a maximum chlorine concentration of 10 mg/L.
[6] Certification of the ClorTec 25, ClorTec 50, ClorTec 75, and ClorTec 100 Self Cleaning
    HYPO Units is based on a 5,500-9,000 mg/L sodium hypochlorite solution (measured as FAC)
    with a dosage rate yielding a maximum chlorine concentration of 10 mg/L.
[7] Certification of the ClorTec units is based on a <= 8,000 mg/L sodium hypochlorite
    solution (measured as FAC) with a dosage rate yielding a maximum chlorine concentration
    of 10 mg/L.
[8] Certification is based on a minimum of 720,000 gallons of water treated per day.
[9] Certification does not include the optional integrated brine tank.
[G] Product is Certified to NSF/ANSI 372 and conforms with the lead content requirements for
    “lead free” plumbing as defined by California, Vermont, Maryland, and Louisiana state
    laws and the U.S. Safe Drinking Water Act.

    
[10] Certification of the ClorTec 500-RS, ClorTec 1000-RS, ClorTec 1500-RS, and ClorTec
     2000-RS is based on a sodium hypochlorite solution of 8,000 mg/L (+/- 1,000) free
     available chlorine (FAC) with a dosage rate yielding a maximum chlorine concentration of
     10 mg/L into potable water.
[11] Certified for a 0.8% ± 0.05% sodium hypochlorie solution with a dosage rate yielding a
     maximum chlorine concentration of 10 mg/L into potable water.
[12] Certification of the MIOX 15, MIOX 30, MIOX 45, and MIOX 60 Self Cleaning MIXED OXIDANT
     units is based on a mixed oxidant solution 4500 mg/L (+/- 1,000) free available chlorine
     (FAC) with a dosage rate yielding a maximum chlorine concentration of 10 mg/L into
     potable water.
[13] Certification of the MIOX units is based on a mixed oxidant solution <= 4,500 mg/L free
     available chlorine (FAC) with a dosage rate yielding a maximum chlorine concentration of
     10 mg/L into potable water.
[14] Certification of MIOX 300-RS-SC, MIOX 600-RS-SC, MIOX 900-RS-SC, and MIOX 1200-RS-SC is
     based on a mixed oxidant solution of 4,500 mg/L (+/- 1,000) free available chlorine
     (FAC) with a dosage rate yielding a maximum chlorine concentration of 10 mg/L into
     potable water.
[15] Certification of the MIOX 1 and MIOX 2 mixed oxidant units is based on a mixed oxidant
     solution of 4,000 mg/L (+/- 1,000) free available chlorine (FAC) with a dosage rate
     yielding a maximum chlorine concentration of 10 mg/L into potable water.
[16] Certification of the Rio Grande mixed oxidant units is based on a mixed oxidant solution
     of 4,500 mg/L (+/- 1,000) free available chlorine (FAC) with a dosage rate yielding a
     maximum chlorine concentration of 10 mg/L into potable water.  Certification of the Rio
     Grande hypochlorite units is based on a hypochlorite solution of 8,000 mg/L (+/- 1,000)
     free available chlorine (FAC) with a dosage rate yielding a maximum chlorine
     concentration of 10 mg/L into potable water.
[17] Certification of the MIOX 3.5 mixed oxidant unit is based on a mixed oxidant solution of
     6,000 mg/L (+/- 1,000) free available chlorine (FAC) with a dosage rate yielding a
     maximum chlorine concentration of 10 mg/L into potable water.