Address chlorine taste and odour
An appropriate activated-carbon configuration can reduce chlorine-related taste and smell.

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For chlorine taste & smell
Whole-home carbon filtration chosen for your water supply and the flow your household needs. CarbonShield can work alongside a softener when both disinfectant-related taste and hardness matter.

Whole-home carbon filtration
An appropriate activated-carbon configuration can reduce chlorine-related taste and smell.
Chloramine treatment calls for appropriate catalytic carbon and contact time.
We choose media volume and operating flow together, including busy periods.
Carbon filtration does not soften water or replace a disinfection step. The exact media and configuration determine what it can treat.
The right fit is in the details
Exact model, capacity, installation requirements and service plan are confirmed before purchase.
Before you choose
No. Carbon filtration and softening do different jobs. They can be combined when both are useful.
They are different disinfectants. That affects the carbon selection and contact time needed.
Backwashing configurations do. Other formats have different installation and maintenance requirements. We confirm the arrangement for your home.

Installed for real life
The layout, plumbing and room for future service matter too. See how LiveSmart approaches installations in real homes.
Installation photograph retouched for presentation. Your layout is planned for your home.
These existing reference specifications describe the configurations identified in the tables. The product image above is representative; the exact model and specifications for your home are confirmed with your quotation.
The details
Compare the sizes and performance. We help match the configuration to your water and home.
| Specification | 1.0 cu. ft. | 1.5 cu. ft. | 2.0 cu. ft. | 3.0 cu. ft. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carbon volume | 1.0 cu. ft. | 1.5 cu. ft. | 2.0 cu. ft. | 3.0 cu. ft. |
| Service flow | 5.0 US gpm | 7.0 US gpm | 10.0 US gpm | 12.0 US gpm |
| Intermittent peak flow | 7.0 US gpm | 10.0 US gpm | 12.0 US gpm | 15.0 US gpm |
| Treatment tank | 9 × 48 in. | 10 × 54 in. | 12 × 52 in. | 14 × 65 in. |
| Tank and control height | 56 in. | 62 in. | 60 in. | 74 in. |
| Carbon choices | Activated or catalytic | Activated or catalytic | Activated or catalytic | Activated or catalytic |
| System format shown | Backwashing media tank | Backwashing media tank | Backwashing media tank | Backwashing media tank |
Specifications describe the corresponding backwashing configurations. Chlorine-reduction capacity is not a chloramine capacity rating. Actual media life depends on disinfectant concentration, total use, flow and the selected media. Other layouts are assessed separately.
| Specification | 1.0 cu. ft. | 1.5 cu. ft. | 2.0 cu. ft. | 3.0 cu. ft. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Backwash flow required | 4.0 US gpm | 5.0 US gpm | 7.0 US gpm | 10.0 US gpm |
Backwashing cleans the media bed. These figures are the flow needed during backwashing, in US gallons per minute, not the total water used per cycle or per day. We check the available supply flow, drain capacity and cycle settings before installation.
A good conversation starts here
Your next step
Tell us where you live and what you’re noticing. We’ll help you understand the options and arrange the next step.
Service availability and appointment times are confirmed with you.