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The Crystal Quest Radium & Uranium Whole House Water Filtration is a point-of-entry water treatment system designed to target and reduce radium and uranium before water reaches household fixtures. This configurable system is available with 1.5 cubic feet or 2.0 cubic feet of filter media, with listed service flow rates of 9-11 GPM and 10-13 GPM depending on the selected size. Buyers can choose standalone filtration, add SMART Filter support, add a softener, or select a combined SMART Filter and softener configuration. Tank structure options include stainless steel or fiberglass; fiberglass may be a safer choice in humid, salty, or condensation-prone environments where stainless tank maintenance may be difficult. Because radium and uranium treatment depends on water conditions, water testing and product specialist guidance are recommended before final system selection.
This system is built for property owners who need targeted whole-house treatment for tested radium and uranium concerns in the incoming water supply. It is intended for point-of-entry installation, helping address water before distribution to fixtures throughout the home.
Available configurations include standalone filtration, filtration with SMART filter, filtration with softener, or filtration with both SMART filter and softener. This makes the system easier to match to water test results, household flow demand, and whether additional softening or multi-stage filtration is desired.
The system includes automatic backwash operation, while the optional metered valve can run backwashing based on water usage instead of a fixed timer schedule. This can help align system operation more closely with actual household water demand when selected.
Stainless steel and fiberglass tank structures are available. Fiberglass may be a safer choice in humid, salty, or condensation-prone environments where stainless tank maintenance may be difficult; confirm the best tank material for the installation environment before ordering.

This Crystal Quest whole-house filtration system is designed for homeowners who need centralized treatment for tested radium and uranium concerns. Product images may represent Crystal Quest whole-house system configurations; choose the media volume, tank material, and filtration configuration based on tested water conditions and property demand.
Optional add-ons such as a SMART filter, softener, UV sterilizer, leak detector valve, vacuum breaker, metered valve, and oxidation system allow the setup to be configured around tested water conditions and installation needs.

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Contact Us for a Quote| Brand | Crystal Quest |
| Product Type | Whole House Water Filtration |
| Target Contaminants | Radium and uranium |
| Configuration Options | Standalone; with SMART Filter; with Softener; with SMART Filter and Softener |
| Filter Media Volume | 1.5 cubic feet or 2.0 cubic feet |
| Capacity | 1,000,000 gallons for 1.5 cubic feet; 1,500,000 gallons for 2.0 cubic feet |
| Service Flow | 9-11 GPM for 1.5 cubic feet; 10-13 GPM for 2.0 cubic feet |
| Tank Dimensions | 10" × 54" for 1.5 cubic feet; 12" × 52" for 2.0 cubic feet |
| Tank Material Options | Stainless steel or fiberglass |
| Backwash | Automatic |
| Brine Tank Dimensions | 18" × 33" when softener is selected |
| Grain Capacity | 48,000 for 1.5 cubic feet; 60,000 for 2.0 cubic feet, when softener is selected |
| Optional Add-Ons | 12 GPM UV sterilizer, leak detector valve, vacuum breaker, metered valve, oxidation system |
| Installation Location | Indoor, protected location on a potable cold water supply line |
| Power Requirement | 110/120V, 60Hz power source for automatic control valve / softener system |
| Installation Requirement | Install according to local plumbing, electrical, and sanitation codes; installation should be performed by a qualified plumber or contractor. |
| Water Testing Note | Radium and uranium treatment should be selected based on verified water test results, service-flow demand, tank material, installation conditions, and selected configuration. |
| Media Confirmation Note | Confirm the exact radium and uranium treatment media and replacement requirements against the selected configuration and official product documents before ordering. |