High Performance | Triple Whole House Water Filter System with Stainless Steel Enclosure
Ideal for Installation on Mains/Town Water/ tank water
- Durable Tamper, Corrosion and UV-Resistant 304 Brushed Stainless-Steel Enclosure & Frame Looks Great & Helps Protect Your Filter System
- Big Blue Triple Filter System (Pre-Installed)
- 3 x Big Blue Filter Housings in 20″ x 4.5″ Size
- 3 x Pressure Gauges
- 3 x 1/4″ Pressure Gauge Hole Plugs
- 1x Opening Spanner
- Excluding Filters – Sold Separately, see below for information
- Instruction/Warranty Sheet
- See Specs/Performance Tab for Dimensions & Technical Data
Our NEW High Performance Tamper, Corrosion, and UV-Resistant 304 Stainless Steel Enclosed Triple Whole House Water Filter System has been specifically designed to withstand the harsh conditions of the Australian environment, to help protect your whole house filter investment from UV exposure, heat damage, corrosion, and tampering. Just as you would protect any other house fixture from the weather, this unit is a must for those who want to protect their whole house filter system investment, in addition to maintaining a neat-looking home exterior.
Pre-fitted and easy to install thus saving time and installation costs, this solid unit is built to endure from the inside-out, featuring a sleek and industrially-designed 304 Brushed Stainless Steel Enclosure. 304 Stainless Steel is renowned for its strength and resistance to corrosion and oxidization thanks to the tough composition of steel, nickel, and chromium alloy. Chromium, in particular, is what makes this 304 Stainless Steel housing truly stainless, as it prevents the formation of rust with an ultra-thin and strong layer of chromium molecules that protect the underlying steel structure.
The Triple Cartridge Design, based on our Full Sized 20″ x 4.5″ Reinforced UV Resistant “Big Blue” housings, gives you peak water flow and a long contact time for maximum impurity reduction, with the freedom to customize your selection of premium-grade Sediment, 100% Coconut Carbon Block and Hard Water Conditioning filters (see below), which are certified to National Sanitation Foundation Standard No. 42. Pressure gauges also come standard with this system, to help you identify how your filters are going – simply mark the pressure level of each gauge upon installation. When you notice a significant drop in the level of pressure, this signals that your filter is starting to exhaust its capacity! This feature is super handy, particularly for those who get a lot of sediment on tank/bore** water.
This Water Filter System is certified to WaterMark Standards AS/NZS 3497 under Certificate Number 23247.
WaterMark Certification is the level of certification required by law for a licensed plumber in Australia to install a water filter system. All products used under this certification will give you peace of mind, knowing that your water filter complies with Australian plumbing codes.
Our WaterMark Certified filter systems are hand-assembled here in Australia and are randomly batch tested to ensure top quality and workmanship for your water filtration products.
Customise your filter system set up to suit your unique needs. Please read the below for a full breakdown of which filters to choose, and why*.
Sediment Filters
- Choose from pleated (washable) or polyspun (disposable) sediment filters.
- 5 Micron is well suited for mains/town treated water and high-quality tank/bore** water.
- 20 Micron will help prevent the majority of sediment from passing through without compromising water pressure.
- If you get a lot of sediment (typically on tank/bore**), you can also try placing a pleated filter first, followed by a poly spun and then a carbon.
Tank and bore** water are often contaminated with sticks, leaves, and rock sediment. However, you’d be surprised just how much sediment – such as sand, dirt, clay, silt, and even rust particles – can make its way through municipal water supplies and into your home! In some cases, finely dissolved matter can even cause visible discolouration, build up and staining, along with a foul taste and odour – and even a gritty texture in some rare cases! Installing a sediment filter also filter helps protect your pipes and pump from getting clogged, and can also help to protect your carbon filters from getting blocked up with ultra-fine silt. When it comes to which size micron rating to choose, the rule of thumb is: smaller the micron rating, the finer the level of filtration.
