Technology

Features
- A special mesh filters out large sediment particles
- Ion-exchange fibers improve the taste of the water
- Activated Carbon to filter out chemicals
- Fibers that act as a membrane filter, trapping particles and germs as small as 0.01 µm
- High flow: filters up to 3 L / min
- Filtration capacity: 8,000 liters
SUPER HIGH GRADE filtration capacity
Removes up to 17 substances, including:
- Turbidity – Thoroughly filters out sediment carried in the water, such as rust, mercury, and bacteria
- Chlorine – Used to kill bacteria and microorganisms in water, but it makes the water taste worse
- Trihalomethanes – Formed when organic matter in tap water combines with chlorine; a carcinogen
- Bromodichloromethane – A type of trihalomethane, and a carcinogen
- Dibromochloromethane – A type of trihalomethane, and a carcinogen
- Bromoform – A type of trihalomethane, and a carcinogen
- Mold odor – Removes unpleasant odors from water
- Agricultural chemicals – Seep in from farm produce grown for quantity rather than quality, through the use of pesticides
- Trichloroethylene – A chemical used in industrial plants. All 3 of these substances affect liver and kidney function and are carcinogenic
- Tetrachloroethylene – A chemical used in industrial plants. All 3 of these substances affect liver and kidney function and are carcinogenic
- Chloroform – A type of trihalomethane, and a carcinogen
- Lead contamination – Harmful to health; it can pass to an unborn baby and affect learning development
- 1,1,1 Trichloroethane – A chemical used in industrial plants. All 3 of these substances affect liver and kidney function and are carcinogenic
- Benzene – A highly flammable liquid chemical
- Anionic surfactants – The main class of chemicals used in cleaning products. They lift dirt and grease well, lather richly, and are inexpensive, but they very easily cause irritation.
- Phenol – A toxic, corrosive, and flammable substance used to make plastics
- Geosmin – A naturally occurring organic compound released by mold-like bacteria
The polyethylene membrane inside has ultra-fine pores that filter out particles and germs (such as rust and bacteria) as small as 0.01 µm, leaving your water clearer.



For the best-quality drinking water, replace the cartridge once it reaches its rated life of 8,000 liters or 12 months (Cartridge No. EUC2000)


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