Two stages of whole-house filtration in clear/translucent housings so you can see when it’s time to change filters — and it ships with a spare cartridge set so you’re covered for your first replacement.

What it does

This 2-stage system installs on your main water line and treats every tap in the home from a single point. Water passes through two cartridges in sequence:

Stage 1 — Sediment. A sediment cartridge reduces dirt, rust, silt, and sand, protecting your plumbing and fixtures and clearing the water before it reaches the carbon stage.

Stage 2 — Coconut Carbon Block. A coconut-shell carbon block reduces chlorine, along with the tastes and odors it causes, and many common VOCs — for water that’s noticeably fresher to drink, cook, and shower with.

The system uses standard clear/translucent whole-house housings and 3/4″ NPT ports that match common main-line plumbing, and runs at typical household pressure (20–80 PSI). The clear sumps let you see the cartridge condition at a glance, so you know exactly when a change is due. One cartridge set comes preinstalled, and a second complete set is included so your first replacement is already on hand.

Key benefits

• ✓Whole-home coverage — one system treats every tap
• ✓2-stage design: sediment pre-filter + coconut carbon block
• ✓Reduces sediment, chlorine, and the tastes & odors it causes
• ✓Includes a full spare replacement set — two sets total
• ✓Clear/translucent housings — see cartridge condition at a glance
• ✓Standard whole-house housings — simple to service with a housing wrench
• ✓3/4″ NPT inlet/outlet fits common whole-house plumbing

Helps reduce

With the included sediment + coconut carbon block set:

On chloraminated city water, swap the Stage 2 block for a catalytic carbon cartridge. For hardness, iron, or fluoride, add the matching specialty stage — ask us and we’ll help you build the right stack.

Specifications

📄 Download the installation manual (PDF)

Compatible parts & replacements

Good to know before you buy

• This is a filtration system, not a water softener — it does not remove hardness minerals or scale.
• Standard carbon block reduces chlorine but not chloramine. If your city uses chloramine, choose a catalytic carbon Stage 2.
• Best installed on the main cold-water line after the meter/pressure regulator, with shutoffs before and after for easy servicing.
• Filter life depends on your water quality and household usage — heavier sediment or use means more frequent changes.
• Install the clear housings out of direct sunlight to prevent algae growth in the sumps and to extend housing life.