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24 Gallon Per Day Home RO Membrane | AMI Membranes | Replaces TW30-1812-24

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24 Gallon Per Day Home RO Membrane | AMI Membranes | Replaces TW30-1812-24AMI 24 Gallon per Day Home RO Reverse Osmosis Membrane AMI 24GPD home RO membrane elements are among the finest in the industry. With hundreds of thousands of membranes in operation in water filtration systems world wide, AMI membranes have earned a reputation of delivering consistent, high quality which makes AMI Membranes the natural choice for use in home or office RO systems. AMI Home RO Membranes are constructed of tap water TFC (thin film


AMI 24 Gallon per Day Home RO Reverse Osmosis Membrane


AMI 24GPD home RO membrane elements are among the finest in the industry. With hundreds of thousands of membranes in operation in water filtration systems world-wide, AMI membranes have earned a reputation of delivering consistent, high quality which makes AMI Membranes the natural choice for use in home or office RO systems. AMI Home RO Membranes are constructed of tap water TFC (thin film composite) membrane material and fit standard residential home RO Housings for point of use systems.

AMI Membranes are 100% Quality and Performance Tested in their ISO 9001:2015 Certified Facilities.

M-T1812A24 is certified to NSF/ANSI 58 for the reduction of Arsenic, Barium, Cadmium, Chromium (Hexavalent), Chromium (Trivalent), Copper, Turbidity, Fluoride, Lead, Radium 226/228, Selenium, and TDS.

M-T1812A24 is a direct replacement for DOW FilmTec TW30-1812-24, which was discontinued by the manufacturer.

Specifications for M-T1812A24

AMI Part Number: M-T1812A24
Flow Rate: 24 GPD (91 LPD)
Membrane Type: TFC (Thin Film Composite)
Minimum Salt Rejection: 96%*
Stabilized Salt Rejection: 98%*
For Housing: Standard Residential 2" x 12"
Replacement for System:

AAA-245, AAA-245P, AAA-245UV, and nearly any 24 GPD home RO system with a standard housing.

Since the presence of free chlorine and other oxidizing agents will cause premature membrane failure, a carbon block filter should be used before this RO membrane element when filtering chlorinated water.
Performance specifications based on 500 ppm tap water, 50 psi (0.35 MPa) applied pressure, 77°F (25°C) feed water temperature, feed water pH 7-8 and 15% recovery. Element permeate flow may vary ± 15%.
*Salt Rejection shown is from internal test data.

AMI M-T1812A24 RO membrane element is compatible with and replaces the following part numbers:

  • American Plumber WRO-3167

  • American Plumber WRO-31687

  • Ametek/US Filter RO-3167

  • Aqua Flow E24TFC-2

  • Aqua Flow E24TFC-3

  • Cuno APRO 5000

  • DOW TW30-1812-24

  • DuPage RO-TS3T-24

  • DuPage RO-TS4T-24

  • DuPont TW30-1812-24

  • EcoWater ERO B524

  • Farris Genesis ROS5

  • FilmTec TW30-1812-24

  • Kent BareBones 24 TFC

  • Kent BareBones Maxxima 24

  • Kent BareBones Maxxima 24 R

  • Kent BareBones RO 24 TFC

  • Osmotik T112-25

  • RO Ultratec TF-1512-25

  • ROTEK RTF-265


Features of AMI Home RO Membranes

  • Remove up to 99% of total dissolved solids from water.
  • High Rejection and Reliable Flow Rates
  • Manufactured in our ISO 9001:2015 Certified Facilities
  • 100% Performance and Quality Tested
  • Backed by our Experienced Technical Support Staff
  • High Quality for Consistent and Reliable Performance
  • Uses the most advanced membrane film technology and manufacturing processes
  • Standard dimensions to fit in commonly available housings
  • Certified to NSF/ANSI 58 for the reduction of Arsenic, Barium, Cadmium, Chromium (Hexavalent), Chromium (Trivalent), Copper, Turbidity, Fluoride, Lead, Radium 226/228, Selenium, and TDS.

Applications for AMI Home RO Membranes

  • In the Home for Drinking, Cooking, Pets, and Plants
  • Offices
  • Aquariums
  • Institutions
  • Restaurants
  • Ice Makers
  • Labs
  • Under the Counter/Under the Sink RO
  • Point of use RO Systems

Physical Dimensions of M-T1812A24:

Total Length (L):

11.75 In. (29.85 cm)

Membrane Length (I):

10.0 In. (25.4 cm)

Diameter (D):

1.8 In. (4.57 cm)

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