Undersink filter unit

Detailed description

Two-stage filtration

This filter unit has two filters: carbon block (CarbonBlock) and Disruptor™, which achieves practically perfect water filtration. Quell filter units remove all unwanted contaminants from water such as bacteria, parasites, viruses, microorganisms, heavy metals, chlorine, drug residues, microplastics and many others. Filtration removes odours and improves the taste of water.

At the same time,  they do not remove minerals, which are an essential part of drinking water. The water filtration process does not require high pressure, electricity or chemicals, it does not add anything to the water.

The Disruptor™ filter technology is among the most effective on the market today. Thanks to the principle of electroadsorption, it not only retains but also neutralizes organic contaminants. Disruptor was used exclusively by NASA until recently.

Features of the Quell under sink filter unit:

• Two-stage filtration (CarbonBlock + Disruptor™)
• Removes more dirt than any other filter without the need for electricity
• Disinfection with anti-microbial silver
• The package includes a chrome faucet
• Mounting accessories in the package
• Fast and lossless filtration
• A simple and quick exchange of filter inserts
• Flow rate 2.5 l / min
• Filter cartridge capacity: 3,000 l (water quality can affect the capacity)
• A lifetime of filter inserts: 6 months
• Optimal water pressure: 100-400 kPa
• The system can only filter water in the range of 4-38 ^o C, so install it only on a cold water supply.
• The possibility of combining filter inserts PP sediment, CarbonBlock, and Disruptor™.
• 100% recyclable (no filters)

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If you’ve ever wondered about the quality of the water that comes out of your tap, you can rest assured that it has been thoroughly tested before it reaches you and is definitely safe. But is it good enough to drink?

Safe drinking water requires ingredients that you can often smell or taste, such as chlorine or disinfectant. It is added to water for the purpose of destroying microorganisms and protecting against re-contamination when the water passes through the distribution system. In a process called flocculation, which removes suspended particles from the water to increase the clarity of the water, chemicals containing aluminium are used. When drinking water passes through the distribution system, small particles are also released into it, while the oldest distribution systems may contain lead.

Filtering tap water right before consumption is the best way to remove all these unwanted ingredients and at the same time significantly improve its taste. Compared to buying bottled water, it is also a cheaper solution and does without unnecessarily creating an ecological burden.