Brondell H630 Cypress Countertop Water Filter System for Kitchen Sinks, Three-Stage Filtration System and Dispenser Attaches to Faucet, White
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- FILTER WATER ON-DEMAND: This three-stage water filter dispenser gives you peace of mind & cleaner, better-tasting water from the tap; It holds Water Quality Association Gold Seal certification & is certified under NSF/ANSI standards 42, 53, and 372
- ADVANCED 3-STAGE FILTRATION: The composite-plus filter, a patented nanotrap filter, & carbon block filter make the perfect combination for your drinking water.
- ELEGANT COUNTERTOP DESIGN: Enjoy filtered water without an under-counter system; The sleek, stylish water dispenser provides healthy water at the push of a button and also opens up refrigerator space by not requiring a water filter pitcher
- CONVENIENT FAUCET ATTACHMENT: Easily attaches to your faucet without compromising power of filtration, fits most faucets with provided adapters; Does not work with pullout or adjustable spray type faucets; Filters can be replaced easily
- PRODUCT INFO: Dimensions 3.75(W) x 10.5(H) x 13.5(D); Weight 4.8 lbs; Rated Service Flow 0.50 gallons per minute; Water filter replacement Composite Plus (HF-31): 6 months; Nanotrap (HF-32): 12 months; Carbon Block (HF-33): 6 months
- CONTINUOUS FILTERED WATER: water dispensed continuously at the push of a button without wastewater like complex RO systems
Description
Cypress is certified by the Water Quality Association for trustworthy performance (and better water). Certified under NSF/ANSI standards 42, 53, 401, and 372. See performance Data Sheet for full list of contaminants removed. Advanced 3-stage filtration at your sink. Cypress features Composite Plus filter to reduce particulates, patented Nanotrap filter to reduce viruses and bacteria, and Carbon Block filter to reduce particulates, bad tastes and odors, chlorine, VOCs, and more. Cypress installs (and uninstalls) in minutes, making it a perfect solution for renters, RVs, and small spaces. It can also be installed in-line below your sink using the Cypress Alternate Installation T-Valve (sold separately). Designed to reduce contaminants—and water quality worries. Keep fresh water flowing with easy and infrequent filter changes: replace composite plus and carbon block filters every 6 months, and nanotrap filter every 12 months.
Brand: Brondell
Special Feature: NSF certified
Product Dimensions: 11.5"L x 4.25"W x 11"H
Material: Cypress
Capacity: 50000 gallons
Included Components: faucet diverter
Package Information: Cartridge
Installation Type: Countertop
Purification Method: Carbon Block
Power Source: Adapter
Other Special Features of the Product: NSF certified
Container Type: Cartridge
Installation Type: Countertop
Purification Method: Carbon Block
Power Source: Adapter
LowerTemperature Range: 40 °F
Maximum Flow Rate: 0.5 gpm
Upper Temperature Rating: 100 °F
Supported Water TDS Level Maximum (PPM): 300
Filter Life Cycle: 6 months
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 11.5"L x 4.25"W x 11"H
Capacity: 50000 gallons
Item Weight: 6.2 pounds
Material Type: Cypress
Brand Name: Brondell
Included Components: faucet diverter
Model Name: Cypress
Model Number: H630
Warranty Description: 1 Year Brondell
UPC: 819911010523
Global Trade Identification Number: 23
Manufacturer: Brondell
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Packs: 1
Item Type Name: Countertop Water Filter System
Part Number: H630
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The unit came pre loaded with a set of filters. It's required that you screw the adapter WITH the black rubber gasket on to the faucet threads and insert one end of the supplied tube. Push the tube in and it's locked. On the system base, where you need to insert the other end of the tubing, there's a little grey plug seated in a white elbow with a tiny white collar. You must push down on the collar and pull back back on the that little grey plug in order to remove. This is not indicated in the manual and I had to call their customer service to get that nugget of knowledge, thus minus 1 star. The CS rep was courteous and not condescending about it. I let water run through the system to bleed air and vent any particle, the water has no smell or taste that I can discern. I wish the unit was taller in order to put larger water bottles under, but I can find a stand for it. Due to the weight the unit is very stable. The hose is long enough to move the unit away from the sink basin. The connection and valve at the faucet works fine, no leaking. The switch on the top works fine, makes a small click sound. If you forget to switch OFF on the top and you also neglect to switch the valve at the faucet, and turn the water on, you will flood your counter top! **UPDATE** I changed all three filters earlier this year. Keep this in mind. When you receive the new filters, pull the top of the unit off and look for the little wrench that is tucked away. Remove that and use it to open the plastic collars at each of the filter connections, just use as a pry bar. When plugging in the new filters you may need a little "wiggle persuasion" to disconnect or add the hoses but don't worry, you can't break it. Seat the new filters, plug in the hoses ALL THE WAY and re seat the collars. Put the wrench back in to the molding and put the top back in place. BAM done. Figure 5 to 10 minutes total. Each new filter comes with a sticker you can use to indicate some future reminder to replace. Or just use one of them.
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As promised, set up was pretty easy. My first pitfall was just pulling the plug out of the back of the water filter line. No amount of force in this world or the next will allow you to simply pull the plug out. This is a testament to the quality of the seal once the quick lock mechanism is activated. I tried using pliers and a wedge and it turned out that my wife pulled it out simply by pushing down on the locking ring and pulling on the plug. I had assumed the opposite, I tried to push the included "release tool" between the locking ring and the rest of the plastic assembly. I was inadvertently giving extra power to the very locking mechanism that I was attempting to defeat. Alas, it took the cunning and grace of a good woman to solve this puzzle that brute force was no match for. The second pitfall was assuming that the button on top needed to be depressed in order for the water to come out. As instructed I planned to allow the filter to run for 10 minutes before using for drinking water. I pressed and held the button down for 10 minutes and at the chiming of my alarm I discovered that the button was stuck. I was a little worried and pushed the button again to see if it would loosen up. Well it was then I discovered that the button locks when first pressed and unlocks on the second. Now that all that is over we have a working water filter to take away the nasty flavor of our water softener. Like I said in the title, so far, so good. I'll update if anything happens of note.
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