

For the wells a standard build cannot handle. A hydrogen peroxide injection pump oxidizes heavy iron, sulfur, and bacteria ahead of dual-stage filtration through catalytic carbon and CG10 softening resin.
| Application | Problem well water |
| Configuration | Dual tank + peroxide injection pump |
| Oxidation | Hydrogen peroxide injection |
| Tank 1 (D×H) | 10" × 60" |
| Tank 1 media | CG10 resin, 48,000 grain, 1.5 cu ft |
| Tank 2 (D×H) | 10" × 60" |
| Tank 2 media | Catalytic carbon, 1.5 cu ft |
| Brine tank | 15"L × 17"W × 36"H |
| Targets | Iron, sulfur, bacteria, hardness |
| Operating pressure | 30 – 125 PSI |
| Water temperature | 40° – 110°F (4° – 43°C) |
| Electrical | 110V — valves and injection pump |
| Salt per regeneration | 9 lbs |
| Water per regeneration | 45 – 60 gallons |
| Chemical feed | Hydrogen peroxide, metered by the injection panel |
| Contact | Peroxide holding tank ahead of filtration |
| Control valve | Ceramic disc ProValve — 72-hour memory backup, 1"–1.25" bypass |
| Injection panel | Peroxide metering pump with holding tank |
| Filtration media | Catalytic granular activated coconut-shell carbon |
| Softening resin | ResinTech CG10 strong-acid cation, 10% crosslinked — WQA Gold Seal |
| Mineral tanks | Fiberglass pressure tanks — lifetime warranty |
| Assembly | Fort Worth, Texas |
| Certifications | NSF/ANSI 44, NSF/ANSI 61 |
| Installation | Professional installation included — Honest Water Co of El Paso |
Component brands and certifications are those of their respective manufacturers. Do not use on water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection before or after the system.