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What is catalytic filter media?

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catalytic filter media is a medium that accelerates a reaction, most often the oxidation of iron, manganese or hydrogen sulfide, without replacing the required chemical conditions.

What does catalytic filter media mean in practice?

The surface of the medium accelerates the oxidation reaction, but does not replace the reactant or oxygen if water does not provide the required conditions.

When does it matter?

pH, redox potential and surface contaminating substances can completely change the catalog effectiveness.

Which solutions are related to it?

Manufacturer requirements are checked, oxidation and rinsing flow are ensured, and output parameters are monitored.