Everpure H300 System EV927076

Application: Drinking Water

Bottled Water Equivalent - 2,272 x 500 ml (16.9 oz) bottles

Replacement Water Filter - Everpure H300 Cartridge EV9270-72

This system is NSF tested and certified to remove:

• Lead
• Chlorine
• Particles down to 1/50,000th of an inch
• Parasitic cysts, such as Cryptosporidium and Giardia Lamblia (Beaver Fever)
• Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC's) such as Trihalomethanes
• Dirt & cloudiness
• Oxidized iron, manganese and sulfides

Features:

• Capacity: 300 gallons
• Flow rate: controlled at 0.5 gallons per minute
• Micron rating: 0.5 microns
• Certification: NSF Std. 42 & 53
• Cartridge size: 6-size 
• Note: system requires a dedicated faucet

Keep Your System Working Optimally:

We recommend changing this filter on an annual basis or when the flow rate becomes inconveniently slow. Our water quality is changing all the time.  Even if you have your water tested, that is just a snapshot on that particular day, so don't be surprised if the frequency of cartridge change fluctuates from one year to the next; this is normal.

What matters most is knowing that regardless of the water quality going into the water filter, the quality coming out will always be the same.  This is the promise that Everpure delivers on and that is why it is so important to only buy a water filter that is third party tested and certified by NSF. Without NSF, the manufacturer can make whatever claims they want.

All Everpure residential systems and cartridges include a Time strip filter monitor to remind you when it's time to replace the cartridge.  Remember to buy only genuine Everpure replacement cartridges to maintain your warranty.

NSF Certification:

This drinking water system is third party tested and certified by the National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) for Std. 42 & 53. Please refer to the system spec sheet for a detailed listing of NSF certifications. Standard 53 is the most important as it certifies for the removal of parasitic cysts, such as Cryptosporidium, and Lead.  Read more about NSF.