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What is neutralising filter media?

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neutralising filter media is a carbonate medium that reacts with acidic water and is consumed as the pH and alkalinity are raised.

What does neutralising filter media mean in practice?

Carbonate grains are a consumable reactant, so the level of the layer decreases as the acidic water is neutralized.

When does it matter?

The decrease in volume reduces contact time and may gradually reduce the effect before the user notices the change.

Which solutions are related to it?

The minimum filling height is established, the bed is regularly replenished and pH is measured at various flows.