Everpure

H-104 Everpure Water Filtration System - EVEV9262-71

Everpure H104 Filters Give Basic Protection for a Long Time

The same commercial quality that makes Everpure the over-
whelming choice for water filtration in restaurants like McDonalds and Starbucks is also available for your home. The Everpure exclusive precoat filtration technology combines Micro-Pure activated charcoal coating and a revolutionary pleated filter membrane to trap particles as small as one half micron. This cleverly engineered design offers the exceptionally large filtration surface area, long filter life and consistent performance.

Capacity Like No Other

The Everpure H104 filtration system offers protection from all of the basic and most commonly recorded drinking water  contami-nants, including:

Lead, which the filter reduces to levels safe for human consumption. Cysts such as Giardia lamblia, Entamoeba histolytica and Cryptosporidium parvum are completely removed

This water filtration system is designed with the same function and technology as our H54 system, with one notable difference – a massive capacity increase. The H104 filtration capacity is an incredible 1000 gallons. If your family is ravenous for water, this is your best option.

Tested To International Standards

Everpure filters undergo rigorous testing by international public health testing authority NSF International. According to NSF accreditation, this system was tested against standard 42 for aesthetic effect:

Chemical reduction of:

Taste and Odor

Chlorine Taste & Odor

Mechanical Filtration of:
Particulate Reduction: Class I
It was also tested against standard 53 for Health Effects:

Chemical Reduction of:
 Lead

Mechanical Filtration of:
 Cysts

Everpure’s Outstanding Features

Where other companies use plastic or resin, the Everpure metal canister delivers commercial-grade durability and quality while protecting the filter from splitting or bursting. It’s lined with a food-grade polymer to prevent the water from coming in contact with the metal and features a built-in water shutoff.

The H104 systems does not remove vital minerals found naturally in water, so you get the best tasting and most healthful water possible. Everpure also includes a scale inhibitor blended into Micro-Pure material within every unit to reduce mineral build-up in water-using appliances. And, like all Everpure filters, the H104 system adsorbs common earthy, mouldy tastes and odours.

Order your water filter system and Everpure H104 filters today and get free shipping on orders over $200. Stock up to get the best value on your order.

System includes: head, 1 cartridge, in/out fittings, tubing and cold water connector/shut-off...everything you need.

System Dimensions (approx):

Width - 3 3/4"
Depth - 4 1/4"
Height - 17 1/4"

Capacity: 1,000 gallons (3,785 L)

Flow Rate: 1/2 GPM
Certifications: NSF 42, NSF 53
Pack Size: 1

Everpure H-104 Water Filter Replacement Cartridge (EV9612-11)

Watts

Hi, welcome to Watts workshop. I am here with Jeff today who is going to talk about Kwik-change drinking water systems. Jeff, I take bottled water everyday and it's costing a small fortune.

How can a system help me out anyway. And I also drink a lot of bottled water and it is very expensive. And there is also the concern of environmental impact because these empty plastic bottles are filling up our our landfills at a record rate. We have the Watts drinking water systems.

They can help with that.The first thing we have is our drinking water system that has a sediment filter which takes out particulate matter such as sand and other suspended solids. We have a carbon filter which takes out chlorine, chloreamine, taste and odors.

Then we have our UF membrane which takes out very small particles like bacteria and cysts. Provides high quality drinking water at a fraction of the cost. How is the RO system different?

The RO system produces true bottled water quality. It has the same type of sediment filter, the carbon filter that removes the chlorine that could damage the RO membrane and then we have our RO membrane which separates the feed water into a purified stream and a concentrate stream. The RO membrane removes metals, minerals, salts, bacteria and viruses. This is best type of water-treatment membrane there is. After the RO membrane we have a storage tank and as you use the water it comes out the storage tank and goes to the final filter. Can this be used on city or well water?

Absolutely it can be used on any potable water supply to provide you with high-quality drinking water. Is this working on a whole house filtration system? No, this is what is called a point of use system or a purity system. It produces relative small amounts of water which is adequate for drinking and cooking. Can I use this on my my refrigerator or ice maker? Absolutely your water quality dealer will have the components necessary to hook this up to your refrigerator or icemaker while he is performing the installation.

How easy is it to change the filters? It is very easy to change out the filters. As a matter of fact let’s take a look at the difference between changing the filters on a traditional RO system and the Kwik-Change system.

Okay, here we have a typical residential RO installation and I am gonna show you what’s involved in a change of the cartridges. The tools you need are a pair of pliers, hopefully you still have the bowl wrech that came with the system. First thing you are going to do is shut off the water supply to the unit and close the tank valve because we are going to be changing the RO membrane. Then you want to loosen the cartridge with your wrench and unscrew the cartridge, take out the old cartridge.

Make sure you have the gaskets on your new cartridge and put it in place using the wrech. And the you would repeat the same process for the other two cartridges. Now let me show you how to change out the RO membrane.

First you need to make sure storage tank valve is closed and loosen the tubing connection on the end of the membrane housing, you then unscrew your membrane end-cap and grab the membrane.

Then you take the new membrane, install in just like it came out, reinstall your end-cap make sure the O-ring is still in place and then reconnect the tubing. Then you wanna turn on your feed water, let the thing pressurize, make sure there's no leaks and then clean up your mess.

So, you see this is very time consuming, cumbersome, makes a mess and requires tools. Let me show you how it works with the Kwik-Change. Ok, now let me show you how easy it is to change the cartridges on the Kwik-Change RO system.

By the way on this system you do not have to shut off the feed water or the storage tank. To remove the cartridge simply pull it towards you and turn it a quarter turn counterclockwise and it pulls right out.

By the way the cartridges and the system are color coordinated so there's never a question as to which cartridge goes were. Remove the sanitary cap, insert the cartridge, give it a quarter twist, put it down and go for the next one.

Now we are going to change the carbon cartridge, that first one was the sediment filter. Again, simply insert the cartridge, quarter turn clockwise, put it down, lift it up, quarter turn counter-clockwise and remove.

How often should a home owner replace his cartridges? The first two cartridges the carbon filter and the sediment filter should be changed every six months. The RO membrane which is what I am changing now, and remember how difficult this was to change on the other system, this is simply a quarter turn. This membrane should be changed approximately every year along with this final filter.

That's it, easy to do, no mess. That was easy, how about drinking water systems. It’s nearly identical, the only difference is your have to turn off your feed water valve and there is no RO membrane, there is no RO storage tank.

Well, this sounds as a great way have high quality drinking water in my house at a fraction of the cost of bottled water. It is, it is a very economical way to get high quality drinking water in your home.

And the RO system is certified in NSF standard 61 and NSF standard 68 and carries the Water Quality Association’s gold seal. This means that you can be sure that you’ll get consistent high quality water in your home.

Sounds great, how do I get Kwik-Change installed in my house? Call your Watts quality water dealer. He can come to your home, he will test your water, determine which system is right for you and they can install that system for you. Great, thanks Jeff. This is Dan thanks for joining us, see you next time. 

Watts Premier Uf3 3-stage Ultra Filtration System Includes 12 Month Supply of Filters

GE

GE FQSVF 

Hey everyone, today we are looking at the genuine GE FQSVF. This is a proprietary filter set designed specifically for certain GE drinking water systems. They fit into the GNSV70FVL and the GXSV65F and many other GE drinking water systems.

  




 
They feature GE’s twist and lock, quick change cartridge technology, which makes for super easy cartridge changes. Literally twist to remove and twist to install, you barely get your hands wet, it’s that easy.

These cartridges are NSF Standard 42 and 53 certified for a long list of contaminants and some of the usual nasties are on the list. Things like chlorine taste and odor, sediment, lead, VOC’s, and microbial cysts like cryptosporidium and giardia, and many other nasties that you don’t want in your drinking water.

These cartridges are also certified for the unique laws and requirements of the state of California. Filter life is approximately 160 gallons or six months  whichever comes first. Again, this is the genuine GE FQSVF, and I’m your host. Thanks for watching.

Culligan

 

Culligan US-EZ-4

Culligan US-EZ-4

Today’we’re looking at the Culligan US-EZ-4.

This is a complete under sink drinking water system designed for ease of installation and ease of use. Now, there are a number of things I want to show you.

First of all it comes with everything you need for easy installation: the tubing, the hardware, the valve head and the cartridge of course, and a drinking water faucet with integrated electronic filter change indicator light.

This system is super easy to install, primarily because of these quick connect fittings, when it’s time to connect the water lines, there are no tools necessary.

Culligan US-EZ-3

Culligan US-EZ-1

Also, the system has super easy cartridge changes, watch this. In and twist, out, in and twist, that’s it, super easy. Throw the whole cartridge away, stick a new one in its place. The valve head receives all three of the RC-EZ cartridges. This is the RC-EZ-4, the RC-EZ-3 and the RC-EZ-1.  They all fit into the same valve head, so you can change cartridges based on your unique circumstances.

Maybe your water is fine right now and you just want basic chlorine taste and odor reduction. Then an RC-EZ-1 is a great choice. But, let’s say the local authorities notify you that there are chloramines in the water, now you want to upgrade to the RC-EZ-4 to remove that nasty cancer causing chemical from your water. So, it’s flexible. The whole system is NSF Standard 42 and 53 certified for a long list of contaminants, and of course that depends on which one of these cartridges you’re using.

But if you’re using the RC-EZ-4 cartridge, you’ll remove chlorine taste and odor, sediment, lead, mercury, VOC’s, microorganisms like cryptosporidium and giardia, MTBE’s and chloramines. Those are some serious nasties that you don’t want in your drinking water.

Filter life on the RC-EZ-4 is 500 gallons or six months, whichever comes first. Again, this is the Culligan US-EZ-4 system, also available as the US-EZ-3, or the US-EZ-1.