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Model CBF1 uses the leading carbon block technology to
filter Giardia and Cryptosporidium cysts from your drinking water. The carbon block filter
cartridge is also great at removing chlorine and odors so you get great tasting water from
a dedicated faucet right in the sink. Each box contains
installation hardware, a long-reach dedicated faucet, pressure release valve, wrench,
mounting bracket, saddle valve, and a CB1 filter cartridge. Change
filter every 6 months. Change tank O-ring with
every second filter cartridge change. Need
replacement parts?
Replacement filter cartridges: CB1
or L1
Replacement o-ring: O-Ring
Replacement tank wrench: Tank
Wrench |
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Installation
Information
| Model |
CB1 |
| Filter type |
Carbon Block |
| Reduces: |
Rust & Sediment (Class
I) |
| Removes: |
Odor & Chlorine
(99.95%) |
| Removes: |
Cryptosporidium
& Giardia Cysts (99.99%) |
| Benefits |
Removes harmful Cryptosporidium and Giardia
cysts in drinking water. Also removes chlorine and odors to give you great tasting water. |
| Average Cartridge Life 1 |
6 mos or 1,000 gal |
| Flow Rate2 |
1.0 gpm |
| Micron Rating3 |
0.5 |
| Buy a CB1 |
1
Usage and the quality of water in your incoming line determine when your cartridge should
be changed.
2 Gallons per minute.
3 The smaller the micron, the finer the filtration. |
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| Model |
L1 |
| Filter type |
Granular activated carbon & phosphate |
| Reduces: |
Rust & Sediment |
| Reduces: |
Lime
Stains |
| Reduces: |
Chlorine Taste & Odor |
| Benefits |
Activated carbon cartridges are good at
reducing lime stains caused by hard water & reduces
chlorine and odors. |
Average Cartridge
Life1 |
3 mos or 1,000 gal |
| Flow Rate2 |
1 gpm |
| Micron Rating3 |
20 |
| Buy an L1 |
1
Usage and the quality of water in your incoming line determine when your cartridge should
be changed.
2 Gallons per minute.
3 The smaller the micron, the finer the filtration. |
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