Catalytic activated carbon (CAC) is specially treated to enhance its ability to adsorb dissolved impurities from water. It is commonly used in water filtration systems, both for residential and commercial use, as well as in industrial applications. Helps to break down dissolved impurities, such as chlorine and chloramines, and hydrogen sulfide by catalyzing chemical reactions.
Catalytic Activated Carbon (CAC) is an advanced form of activated carbon that has been specially treated to enhance its catalytic properties. Unlike regular activated carbon, which primarily adsorbs impurities, CAC is engineered to promote chemical reactions on its surface, making it exceptionally effective in removing specific contaminants from water.