Doulton W9330962 Single Housing Unit System with Faucet and Sterasyl Candle 10 inch

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Doulton W9330962 Single Housing Unit System with Faucet and Sterasyl Candle 10 inch

Features:

The W9330962 is an In-line water filter system utilizing Doulton ceramic technology with a variety of filters to choose from. It comes with a Sterasyl Candle filter but it will work with other grades of 10" candle filters with a short thread mount.
Doulton W9330962 Under Sink Filter System is an Acetal/Polyester In-Line System complete with Installation Kit with 3/8" Push-fit connectors.
This Doulton HIP Under Sink Filter System comes complete with a Doulton Sterasyl Ceramic Filter Candle and features a durable plastic housing. The entire system is NSF Certified.
The Doulton W9330962 Water Filter System connects easily under the sink and includes all parts needed for a standard installation.
The faucet supplied with the W9330962 system is CA Prop 65 approved.
This system with the sterasyl cartridge does not contain carbon therefore it does not remove chlorine taste & odor.
Doulton Sterasyl is a highly efficient ceramic micro filter which provides genuine sub micron filtration of drinking water.
The incorporation of silver locked within the ceramic structure inhibits the growth of bacteria and gives each cartridge enhanced bacteriostatic and self sterilizing properties.

Specifications:

Approximate System Dimensions: 12" (H) × 3.5" (D) or 30.4 cm × 8.9 cm
Approximate Filter Dimensions: 10" (H) × 2" (D) or 254 mm × 49 mm
Micron Rating Absolute (>99.99%): .9 µm
Micron Rating Nominal (>99.9%): 0.5 to 0.8 µm
Working temperature range: 41° F (5° C) to 100° F (38 °C)
Working ph range: 5.5 - 9.5
Minimum working pressure: 10 psi
Maximum working pressure: 125 psi
Unrestricted Flow at 3 Bar Pressure: 1.33 gpm or 5 L/min
Recommended cleaning frequency: when flow rate is noticeably lower or every 3 months
Recommended change frequency: 12 months or 2,600 gallons (10,000 liters), whichever is sooner