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Whole house filtration featuring upgraded catalytic carbon formulated to tackle chloramines for 400,000 gallons.
Availability:
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In Stock
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EQ-400
Available Upgrades
Add Salt-Free Water Conditioner
$1,500.00
+$750.00
Add UV Filter
$1,398.00
+$699.00
Add Pro-Grade Install Kit
$199.00
+$99.50
Your Ultimate Peace of Mind

Water You Can Trust
Independently tested to reduce chloramines.

Ultra-Delicious
No chemicals are added during the filtration process, leaving you with only clean, great-tasting water throughout your
home.

Breathe Easy
Harmful chemicals evaporate in steam, contaminating the air. Instantly improve indoor air quality by filtering
the water in your home.

Better Water, Better Cooking
Filtered water produces more natural flavors for amazing results in the kitchen. Leave your friends wondering
about your best kept secret.

Healthier Skin & Hair
Bathe yourself in filtered water for noticeably healthier, more moisturized skin and hair.

Brighter, Clean Clothes
Chlorine can make clothes look older faster. Save your closet (and wallet) with filtered water.
How It Works

Superior Filtration
Our independently tested whole house water filter system is comprised of carefully
sequenced stages, each with its own unique formula of high-potency, contaminant-grabbing media and
filtration.
Superior Filtration
Our independently tested whole house water filter system is comprised of carefully
sequenced stages, each with its own unique formula of high-potency, contaminant-grabbing media and
filtration.
Innovative Technology

Smart Design
Unique upflow, dual tank design increases water contact time with contaminant-removing media to prevent clogging
or
media channeling.

Low Maintenance
Rhino® systems are easy to install and maintain. No electricity, drain lines, or back flushing required.

Easy Filter Replacements
Unlike other whole house filters with bulky replacements, Rhino® filters are engineered for quick, simple tank
changes.

Reliable Water Flow
This Rhino's newly-improved divider valve enables up to 13.5 gpm flow rate with no noticeable change in water
pressure.

Enhanced Media
Features upgraded catalytic carbon specially formulated to tackle chloramines (chlorine + ammonia).

Strong & Safe Materials
Molded from HDTE (High Density, Tri-Extruded), food grade material, Rhino® tanks are super strong with a
lightweight lining.
This system comes with a 4-Year Limited Warranty and a
90-Day Satisfaction Guarantee so you can be confident in your purchase.
Independently tested to reduce chloramines.
Whole Health, Pure Performance
The Rhino® Chloramines provides long-lasting, high-performance water
filtration for great-tasting, healthy water
throughout your entire home for 400,000 gallons or up to 4 years.
This system features upgraded catalytic carbon and has been independently
tested to tackle chloramines, a combination of
chlorine and ammonia commonly used by municipalities to treat water.
The Rhino® provides benefits throughout your entire home. Cooking with
filtered water produces stronger flavors, quicker
cooking times, and all-around optimal results in the kitchen. Whole home filtration that reduces
chloramines and
chlorine also helps improve your indoor air quality, since these chemicals can evaporate in hot water,
including shower
steam, and contaminate the air you breathe. When you shower in filtered water, you reduce your body’s
exposure to harsh
chloramines, chlorine, and synthetic chemicals that can cause damage and excessive drying. Bathe in
Aquasana filtered
water for noticeably healthier, more moisturized hair and skin. Additionally, filtering your water with
an Aquasana
whole house system can save you money by reducing chloramines and chlorine in your water that can damage
and fade your
clothing.
The Aquasana Rhino’s unique upflow, dual tank design increases water
contact time with contaminant-grabbing media and
prevents clogging or media channeling.
This system comes with everything you need to install on 3/4'” or 1” main
water lines, including a shut-off valve, tank
connections, Pre and Post filters, and housing.
This Rhino's newly-improved divider valve enables a flow rate of up to
13.5 gallons per minute with no noticeable change
in water pressure.
Unlike other whole house filters that require messy, complicated
replacement tanks, Aquasana Rhinos are intelligently
engineered for quick, easy tank replacements.
Add more performance to your system with a Salt-Free Water Conditioner to
naturally and safely reduce scale buildup on
internal pipes and plumbing without the use of salt or chemicals.
Get total home protection with the optional UV Filter that powerfully
sterilizes 99% of viruses, bacteria, and
chlorine-resistant cysts.
Upgrade the components of your system with a Pro Grade Install Kit for
longer-lasting, ultimate performance.
System Operating Temp Range: 40-90°F
System Max Operating Pressure: 100 psi
specifications
- Length:
- Height:
- Diameter:
- Peak Flow Rate (GPM):
- Rated Flow Rate* (GPM):
- Capacity (Years):
- Capacity (Gallons):
Base Unit
- Please see chart below
- 57"
- 10.5"
- 13.5
- 7.0
- 4
- 400,000
Conditioner
- 57"
- 10.5"
- 14.4
- 7.0
- 4
- 400,000
UV
- 15"
- 4"
- 16.0
- 7.0
- 1
*Contaminant reduction testing and resulting values are based on Rated Flow
Rates
indicated above. Values will vary based on faster or slower flow rates.
Rhino

Pro Rhino

Rhino + Conditioner

Pro Rhino + Conditioner

Rhino + UV

Pro Rhino + UV

Rhino + UV + Conditioner

Pro Rhino + UV + Conditioner


10" Pre-Filter Replacement – 3
PACK
Replace every 2 months
Replace every 2 months
Prevents dirt and sediment particles from entering and
clogging the main filter unit

20" Pre-Filter Replacement – 3
PACK
Replace every 2 months
Replace every 2 months
Prevents dirt and sediment particles from entering and
clogging the main filter unit

Post-Filter Replacement
Replace every 6 months
Replace every 6 months
Reduces any remaining sediment and organic particles

New UV Replacement Lamp
Replace every 12 months
Replace every 12 months
Sterilizes 99% of bacteria, viruses, and cysts

Old UV Replacement Lamp
Replace every 12 months
Replace every 12 months
Sterilizes 99% of bacteria, viruses, and cysts

Salt-Free Water Conditioner Replacement
Replace every 6 years
Replace every 6 years
Protects appliances and pipes from scale buildup
Help & Support
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Learn about our Whole House Water Filter upgrade option, the Salt-Free Water Conditioner
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How to Install a Whole House System
Whole House Water Filtration System
1. What does "point of entry system" mean?
Point of entry means that the water filtration system is installed where the main water supply enters the home.
This ensures that every tap in your home will deliver filtered water.
2. Do I need a licensed plumber to
install a whole house filter?
Since most licensed plumbers carry insurance to cover any damages caused by an installation error, having a
licensed plumber install the system will give you the security that the work was done properly and peace of mind
in knowing that the installation is backed up by the plumbing company's insurance plan.
We strongly recommend hiring a licensed plumber to install your system as most professional plumbers carry insurance to cover any damages caused by installation error.
We strongly recommend hiring a licensed plumber to install your system as most professional plumbers carry insurance to cover any damages caused by installation error.
3. What's the flow rate of the Rhino
Chloramines whole house water filter?
The Rhino Chloramines whole house water filter has a peak flow rate of 13.5 gallons per minute (gpm). True flow
rate will vary with influent water pressure. Most homes use only 2 to 3 GPM the majority of the time.
4. Will I experience a drop in water
pressure after installing a whole house water filter?
A home that is less than 3,500 sq. ft. with 3.5 bathrooms or fewer should not experience any noticeable drops in
pressure. For homes larger than this, our knowledgeable Customer Service Team can build a custom system to
accommodate the water capacity of the home. For more information, call us at 877-996-2875.
5. What type of filtration media do you
use in the Rhino® Chloramines system?
Both the top and bottom tanks contain 100% catalytic carbon for the reduction of chloramines.
6. What is chloramine and do your whole
house filters remove it?
Chloramine is a disinfection agent comprised of chlorine and ammonia used as an alternative to chlorine in some
city water treatment facilities. For customers with chloramine in their water, the Rhino® Chloramine features
upgraded catalytic activated carbon media, which has a higher surface area to handle the aggressiveness of
chloramine for longer than the standard whole house systems. To learn more about chloramine, click here.
7. Is there a difference between city
water and well water?
City water is public water that has been treated by your city to rid it of contaminants and bacteria by treating
it with fluoride, chlorine, or chloramine. All city water is regulated per the Environmental Protection Agency’s
(EPA) guidelines.
Well water is private water that comes from an underground aquifer on your home’s land. The water is pumped into your home and is usually untreated, which means the homeowner is responsible for the maintenance of the water. Some well water may have higher levels of iron, sulfur, and other contaminants.
Well water is private water that comes from an underground aquifer on your home’s land. The water is pumped into your home and is usually untreated, which means the homeowner is responsible for the maintenance of the water. Some well water may have higher levels of iron, sulfur, and other contaminants.
8. What is hard water?
Hard water is water that contains dissolved minerals that have clumped together. This produces scale that can
ultimately harm your home’s internal pipes, plumbing, and home appliances like your dishwasher. Hard water
contains a higher-than-average amount of dissolved minerals (primarily calcium and magnesium), and a higher
concentration of multivalent cations (Ca2+ and Mg2+).
9. Is hard water contaminated?
No, hard water is not always considered contaminated. Most water sources in the USA are considered hard.
10. Is it safe to drink hard water?
The minerals that make water “hard” are technically not contaminants. However, hard water can still contain
additional harmful contaminants if it is not pre-treated before consumption.
11. What is soft water? How do I know
if my home has soft water?
Soft water is water that has either been treated by a water softener or naturally contains less hard minerals. The
most recognizable trait of "soft" water is how much more soap lathers, as opposed to hard water. Soap lathers
less due to the higher concentration of minerals. Water softeners reduce the negative effects of dissolved
minerals in water that can clump together and produce scale buildup.
12. Does softer water mean it is
clean?
Soft water does not mean clean water. Your water can be soft and still have contaminants present in the water.
13. Can I drink soft water?
Yes, soft water is considered potable. Drinking water from a sodium-based softener increases your daily intake of
sodium, which can lead to health problems in sodium-sensitive individuals. Please keep in mind that a water
softener is not a water filter. A water softener does not remove contaminants present in your water.
14. What is a salt-based water
softener?
A salt-based water softener is a softener system designed to remove/reduce calcium and magnesium from the water by
exchanging it with sodium. This is done through an ion exchange process that alters the molecular structure of the
calcium and magnesium from a divalent ion to a univalent ion, making the water "softer."
15. Do water softeners reduce chemical
contamination?
Softeners do not remove chemical contamination. However, softeners sometimes have a carbon filter working in
conjunction with the softener to treat contamination.
16. What is KDF?
KDF stands for kinetic degradation fluxion, which is a redox filtration medium. KDF uses a unique combination of
copper and zinc that creates an electrochemical reaction. Chlorine, for instance, is changed into benign,
water-soluble chloride, which is then carried harmlessly through the water supply. To read more about KDF take a
look here.
17. Do any of your whole house water
filters remove calcium?
Our whole house filters do not remove calcium. To reduce hard mineral buildup, we recommend a whole house filter
with a Salt-Free Water Conditioner.
18. Do I need to disinfect my water
supply?
It is recommended to disinfect all water supplies that are not protected by a municipal water (city water)
source. By providing your own disinfection, you are ensuring the safety of your water supply for you and your
family.
19. Do I need to disinfect my municipal
water supply (city water)?
If you use water that comes from a municipal water supply and wish to provide your family with added peace of
mind, a UV Filter acts as an added safeguard against bacteriologically contaminated water.
20. Do Whole House Water Filters remove
bacteria or viruses?
Homes that use well water usually have higher levels of bacteria and viruses in their water. Our Rhino® Well Water with UV comes standard with an ultraviolet
filter specifically designed to render bacteria and viruses inactive. The UV Filter safely sterilizes up to 99% of
viruses, bacteria, and cysts. For homes using city water, we offer the UV Filter as an add-on to the Whole House
Filters. This will provide added protection against these contaminants in the event of a “boil warning.”
21. Is UV filtration effective against
protozoa such as cryptosporidium and giardia lamblia?
Yes, UV filtration is the best available technology proven to treat protozoan cysts. The levels required to
inactivate these cysts are quite low: less than 10 mJ/cm2 for 99% sanitization of both Cryptosporidium parvum and
Giardia lamblia.
22. Does UV filtration render E. coli
inactive?
E. coli requires a UV dose of 6-10 mJ/cm2 in order to render it inactive or sterilize by 99%. The Aquasana UV
Filter delivers a minimum of 30 mJ/cm2.
23. How effective is UV filtration?
UV filtration typically offers a 2-log reduction (99% sanitization) for bacteria, cysts, and most viruses. UV
filtration is more effective and more eco-friendly than chemical disinfection processes at destroying a wide range
of these contaminants.
24. What are the costs associated with
a UV filter?
UV filters are extremely economical to operate. A typical 10 gallon per minute (gpm) UV filter operates on the
same power requirements as a 40-watt light bulb!
25. Will UV filters change the taste of
my water?
No, UV is a physical disinfection process. It does not change the taste or odor of the water. It simply provides
safe, reliable disinfection while adding nothing to your water.
26. Should I shut my UV filter off when
I am not using it?
No, the UV filter should be left on whether you are using water or not. The lamp ages regardless of the amount of
water drawn through the system. By leaving the unit on, you will eliminate the potential problem of having
contamination pass through the filter while the unit is off. However, if water is drained from your disinfection
system, your UV filter must be switched off.
27. What is the maintenance upkeep for
a UV filter?
UV lamps have a powerful life of approximately 9,000 hours. This means that the lamps require annual replacement.
The UV light may offer illumination beyond 1 year, however there will not be enough UV energy to provide adequate
disinfection. Proper maintenance of any pre-treatment is also required. Additionally, the sleeve must be cleaned
at least once a year.
28. Do I need to consider the quality
of my water prior to the UV filter?
Yes, our UV filter is designed for water that has already been filtered through a home filtration system and not
as a standalone unit. For UV filters to be effective, it is recommended that the influent water contain the
following:
- Iron < 0.3 ppm (0.3 mg/L) • Manganese < 0.05 ppm (0.05 mg/L) • Hardness < 7gpg
- Tannins < 0.1 ppm (0.1 mg/L) • Turbidity < 1NTU • UV transmittance> 75%
29. I just installed my filter. Why
does my water look milky or cloudy?
After you install your whole house filter, you may notice your water is cloudy. Cloudy or white water is a result
of air in the pipes. This trapped air is what causes the water to have a cloudy appearance. This is very common
and not harmful. After 30 seconds to a minute, the cloudiness will clear. The trapped air in the pipes can take a
week to a month to completely resolve.