Doulton Countertop Water Filter System, W9380005 Tap Fit HCG Duo,

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Two Chambers for Filtering Water

Enjoy great-tasting filtered water right from your sink! The Doulton HCP DUO Countertop Water Filter System requires no plumbing and connects directly to your faucet for easy installation.

• Includes 1 Ultracarb Ceramic Filter Element - Reduces chlorine, cysts, sediment and heavy metals from your drinking water. NSF Certified for codes 42, 53 and 401.
• DUO Design with 2 Filter Chambers - This system can hold two water filter elements. Pair the included Ultracarb Element with the optional Fluoride Reduction, Limescale Reduction or Nitrate Reduction Elements (sold separately).
• Easy to Use and Maintain - Connect to the thread of your faucet tap - system sits right next to your sink. Easy to install and uninstall. For best results, replace the filter elements every 6 months (up to 600 gallons of clean drinking water).
• Made in the UK - High quality! Doulton has been making water filters since 1826. Manufactured in an EPA-registered establishment, it's BPA free and solidly built to be under water pressure all the time.

All Doulton water filters go through a rigorous testing process to guarantee consistently excellent results.

Note: Not for salt water.

Specifications:

• System Includes: 1 Ultracarb filter element, plus Tubing and Diverter Valve to fit to tap
• Flow Rate: 1.32 gal per minute (dependent on water pressure)
• Filter capacity: 2 (works with Ultracarb, Fluoride, Limescale and Nitrate filter elements)
• Entire System: 12.9" x 3.94" x 3.94", 4.03 lb
• Ultracarb Filter Element: 10"

What does NSF Certified mean?

NSF certification means that the product meets strict standards for public health protection imposed by NSF International, such as extensive product testing and material analysis.

Ultracarb Filters are NSF Certified for:

• NSF/ANSI 42 - Drinking Water Treatment Units - Aesthetic Effects
• NSF/ANSI 53 - Drinking Water Treatment Units - Health Effects
• NSF/ANSI/CAN 401 - Drinking Water Treatment Units - Emerging Contaminants/Incidental Compounds

Note: The ceramic and carbon filter piece is biodegradable; plastic is recyclable (depending on your state's regulations).