Jupiter Athena
Average User Rating:
Although priced high at $2097.00, the Jupiter Athena should be looked at as a mid-range quality ionizer. It is solidly built and has proven to be a reliable ionizer over the years. However, it’s lack of power and plates cause for not quite as strong an ionization as some of the other machines in this price range like the LIFE 7600 and Tyent 7070 Turbo. It is important to remember that the strength of ionization is dependent on a ratio between the amount of power and power type, plate size (amount of time the water spends on the plates) and flow rate. So with only 5 plates and 105 watts that is ultimately what led to only a two star rating. The Jupiter Athena does have a strong company backing though.
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Specifications
| Price | $2,695 |
| Ionizer Type | Under-counter |
| Installation | Uses a diverter to attach to the faucet |
| Alkaline Levels | 3 levels |
| Acidic Levels | 2 levels |
| pH Range | 4.2 to 10.3 pH |
| ORP Range | Up to -400 to -600 (depending on water source) |
| Filter Count | 2 interior filters |
| Filter Life | 3800 L |
| Hard Water Adjust | No amperage adjustments available |
| Plate Material | Platinum coated titanium |
| Plate Quantity | 5 plates (mesh) |
| Power Type | Transformer |
| Power Wattage | 105 Watts |
| Purified Setting | Yes |
| Cleaning Cycle | Self cleaning acid cycle |
| UV Light System | No |
| UL Certification | Yes |
| Model Updated | 2004 |
| Trial Period | 60 days, 15% restocking fee |
| Warranty | 5 years limited: Years 1 thru 3: ALL parts, labor and shipping; Years 4 and 5 all parts and shipping |
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