SpiroPure SP-EP-10 10x2.5 PAC NSF Carbon Block Water Filter, 5 Micron

Name: SpiroPure SP-EP-10 10x2.5 PAC NSF Carbon Block Water Filter, 5 Micron
Brand: SpiroPure
SKU: 6355
Price: 5.04 USD
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Rating: 5.0 (25 reviews)

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The SpiroPure SP-EP-10 carbon water filter cartridge reduces chlorine taste & odor for a wide range of applications such as residential, commercial, industrial, and food service water filtration. SP-EP-10 is a high quality replacement carbon filter that fits any standard filter housings that use 10" x 2.5" filter cartridges. A recommended compatible replacement for other filter cartridges such as EP-10, CEP-10E, and CB-25-1005.

This filter cartridge is tested and certified by NSF International to NSF/ANSI Standard 42 for material requirements only.

Made with NSF certified coconut shell PAC (Powdered Activated Carbon)
Coconut shell carbon is recognized as the best filter media for producing better tasting drinking water
Maximum filter dimensions are 9.76" L x 2.72" D
Nominal filtration rating of 5 micron
Temperature rating of 40°F to 125°F (4°C to 52°C)
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5 out of 6 people found this review helpful.

Great filter for NYC drinking water

By Anonymous from Brooklyn, NY on 8/5/2020 10:30:41AM

We have great tap water in the city, with the exception that it's chlorinated, sometimes heavily. And with the possible exception that the building you live in may have old galvanized pipes, caked with rust and decades of silt. We have such old disgusting pipes, so our water, while being perfectly safe, tastes terrible. This filter removes all the bad flavors and all the sediment. The water tastes pretty much like it did when it left the pristine reservoirs in the Catskills. When the filter's new, it adds just a hint of sweetness to the water. Maybe because the charcoal comes from coconut shell? I don't know. But it's very subtle, and tastes fine. This disappears in a few days. The first time we bought this filter, we tried to see if we could get a full year out of it. The pressure stayed pretty strong, but after about 9 months, we started to notice those not-so-great flavors creeping in. So now we replace every 6 months. We used to use Britta filters, which had to be replaced once a month, and over the course of a year cost more than five times as much as these. And now we have drinking water on tap, which is a major upgrade. We tried a similar filter that had finer filtration (1 micron?) and stopped using it, partly because it reduced the water flow too much, and partly because it made the water taste flat. It tasted like the minerals were being removed. This shouldn't be the case (carbon shouldn't filter minerals) but it's how it tasted.