Quick Change Watershop Twin Undersink System
The Quick Change Watershop twin undersink filter systems is our new breed of high quality carbon filters.
They are compact and take up less space whilst providing superior ease of self service with the quickly serviceable twist off filter design.
This Dual Granular Activated Carbon filter system leads the way in removing chlorine, chemicals, bad taste and odour from mains water sources.
The filter is the housing, so no risk of aging filter housings nor wet cupboards.
Uses less kitchen space with its ultra compact design. Quick change-one twist to remove filter cartridge. Simple to install. Even simpler to service. 2 year warranty. Australian assembly.
STAGE 1 Pre FILTER - Watershop X5540
Chlorine, Taste, Odour and Sediment Reduction. 5 Micron Granular Activated Carbon Filter made with coconut shell based carbon to create what many consider to be sweeter tasting water. Removes dirt, rust, organics, bad taste, odour, chlorine, chemicals, VOC's and Trihalomethanes.
STAGE 2 Post FILTER - Watershop X5540
Chlorine, Taste, Odour removal. 5 Micron Granular Activated Carbon Filter. Made with coconut shell based carbon to create what many consider to be sweeter tasting water. Removes bad taste, odour, chlorine, chemicals, VOC's and Trihalomethanes.
Dual GAC carbon filters enable greater contact time with the water for more efficient elimination.
ITEMS INCLUDED
• Filter Cartridges and heads x 2
• Stainless Steel Bracket
• Standard Faucet
• Isolation Tap (NSF Approved)
• Cold Water Pipe Fitting
• Flexible 1/4" Tubing
• Tube Connectors x 2
• 350KPA Pressure Limiting Valve (Backflow Prevention)
Dimensions 18 W x 33 H x 8 D cm
- Rating: 5 Micron Rating
- Flow Rate: 1.9 LPM
- Maximum Pressure: 125 PSIG
- Maximum Temperature: 100 F
- Minimum Temperature: 35 F
- Service Life: 1 Year or 7,500 LPM
- Filtration Media: Granular Activated Carbon
- Reduces: Chlorine Taste & Odour, Chemicals, Volatile Organics
Warranty 2 Years
MAINTENANCE
6-12 month cartridge replacement cycle depending on use. 
