FEWATEC Cristal wird in der Produktion vormontiert und einsatzbereit geliefert.
Die Kartusche besteht aus einem 4-Stufen-Filter und ist einfach und kostengünstig austauschbar.
Tischmodell, Wandmodell und Untertischmodell.
Ausgestattet mit zwei Auslässen, Standardanschlüssen und PROFIX-Verschraubungen.
On 23 June 2021, we also launched the French and Spanish versions of our website.
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Chlorothalonil was one of the 10 most sold fungicides in Switzerland for years.
It was used as a broad-spectrum fungicide on agricultural as well as non-agricultural land (e.g. golf courses).
In 2019, the Swiss population became aware of the contamination of individual drinking water samples with this fungicide. In the drinking water samples complained about, the measured values of the detected chlorothalonil metabolites were above the legal limit of 0.1 µg/litre. The use of chlorothalonil has been banned in Switzerland since 1 January 2020.
Attention: Due to an interim ruling of the Federal Administrative Court (FAC) of 24 August 2020 and 15 February 2021, the following situation applies until the main ruling of the FAC:
There is no longer a maximum level for chlorothalonil degradation products in drinking water.
Officially collected drinking water samples with a concentration of chlorothalonil degradation products of more than 0.1 micrograms per litre will no longer be objected to.
Drinking water suppliers are no longer obliged to test the water for chlorothalonil residues.
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CO2 dissolved in rainwater (carbon dioxide and water are carbonic acid) is responsible for rainwater being slightly acidic (pH <7.0).
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Uranium is a natural element found in soil. The uranium concentration varies depending on the soil composition. In Switzerland, increased uranium concentrations in the soil are found in the Alpine regions. [1]. In Germany in the south and east (Saxony, Thuringia) [2].
Information can be obtained from your drinking water supplier.
Water-soluble uranium compounds can thus enter drinking water via groundwater and spring catchments.
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