You’ll notice in the video below that I am at a home in Brisbane, and our goal is to work out where to install a Whole House Water Filter.
The location is often dependant on where the water supply connects to the building.
Where To Install a Whole House Water Filter:
- It’s always good to secure your Whole House Water Filter, so it’s not stolen or damaged, preferably inside a fence.
- Avoid installing the Whole House Filer above electrical appliances. You don’t want your appliances getting ruined every time you change a cartridge.
- It’s best to install your system in a place where there is the least amount of sun. This will help keep the water temperature down during the hotter months and helps keep away bacteria and mould.
In this video, discover the best way to install a whole house water filter for your home. We take a closer look at the water meter and tap locations, providing expert advice on how to ensure secure installation and optimal performance. Learn how to protect your system from potential damage and choose the ideal spot for your water filter setup. Watch now and get your home’s water system in top condition!
Locate The Water Metre
There is usually a direct line from the water metre that leads to the side of the house. However, because the garage is on one side, I’m expecting the water line to be going over to the other side of the house.
There is a tap on that side of the house too, so it will most likely be connected straight up to the water line leading to the meter.
Follow The Line
Once the plumper finds the water pipe, he’ll dig a trench, cut that water pipe and run it to the new Whole House Filter.
Simply have a good look around and choose a place where there is enough room to mount and move around the space where you are installing your filter.
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