Compatible with legacy ZeroWater pitchers and dispensers. The patented ZeroWater filtration system...Compatible with legacy ZeroWater pitchers and dispensers. The patented ZeroWater filtration system combines five sophisticated technologies that work together to remove virtually all dissolved solids from your water, resulting in great-tasting water certified by the NSF to reduce lead, Chromium and PFAS/PFOS. This premium 5-Stage Dual-Ion Exchange filtration system removes over 99% of all dissolved solids, equivalent to purified bottled water. It eliminates limescale, is more economical than bottled water, and reduces single-use plastics. The filter is certified to reduce Lead, Chromium and PFAS/PFOS. Dimensions: H:18.0 x W:9.0 x D:9.0 cm. Colour: White. Model Number: ZR-003. Self Assembly Required: Yes. This filter is the ONLY filter in its class to achieve a TDS level between 000 and 010ppm, the standard for purified bottled water. Each filter removes 18,000 milligrams of dissolved solids, ensuring the purest tasting water. It's important to change the filter when the TDS meter reads above 006ppm.
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Full details
This guide is for anyone using the ZeroWater Filter - 3 pack to enjoy cleaner, better-tasting water. The ZeroWater filter uses a 5-stage filtration system to remove virtually all dissolved solids. However, it's essential to monitor the filter's performance with a TDS meter to ensure optimal water quality.
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Model Part Number
ZR-003
Brand
ZeroWater
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How often should I replace the filter?
Replace the filter when the TDS meter reading is above 006ppm. The frequency depends on the quality of your tap water.
What does the filter remove?
The filter removes over 99% of dissolved solids, including lead, Chromium and PFAS/PFOS.
How do I know when to replace the filter?
Use the TDS meter to monitor the water quality. Replace the filter when the reading exceeds 006 ppm.
Can I use this filter with other brands of pitchers?
No, this filter is specifically designed for use with ZeroWater pitchers and dispensers.
How do I clean the pitcher?
Follow the cleaning instructions provided with your ZeroWater pitcher or dispenser. Generally, wash with mild soap and water.
Is the filter recyclable?
Check with your local recycling center for information on recycling filters.
Where can I buy replacement filters?
Replacement filters are available from various retailers, including the brand's website and other online and physical stores.
Troubleshooting
Water tastes off or has a strange odor.
Replace the filter. The filter is likely saturated with contaminants and needs to be replaced.
Water flow is slow.
The filter may be clogged. Try rinsing the filter or replacing it if rinsing doesn't help.
TDS meter reading is above 006 ppm.
Replace the filter immediately.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Significantly improves water taste and clarity.
Reduces harmful contaminants like lead, Chromium and PFAS/PFOS.
Offers a cost-effective alternative to bottled water.
Environmentally friendly by reducing plastic waste.
Easy to install and use.
Achieves a TDS level equivalent to purified bottled water.
Cons
Requires a TDS meter to monitor filter performance.
Filters need regular replacement.
Initial cost may be higher than some other filtration methods.
May filter out beneficial minerals.
Requires self-assembly.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Assembly: Self-assembly is required; follow the instructions included with your ZeroWater pitcher or dispenser.
Compatibility: This filter is compatible with legacy ZeroWater pitchers and dispensers. Make sure to check the model to ensure compatibility.
Filter Life: Replace the filter when the TDS meter reads above 006ppm.
Filter Change Frequency: The filter's lifespan depends on the water quality. The filter removes 18,000 milligrams of dissolved solids, so regular monitoring is important.
Care Instructions: Rinse the filter thoroughly before use. Do not use soap or detergents. Clean the pitcher or dispenser according to the manufacturer's instructions.