The SpiroPure SP-RV100 Multi-Stage RV/Marine Inline Water Filter combines sediment, carbon, and water softening descaler filtration into one RV inline water filter. In addition to providing your RV with better showering and drinking water, SP-RV100 has a flexible hose protector to help secure and protect the filter to water supply connection from damaging kinks. SP-RV100 is designed to last for one season; simply allow filter to drain completely and air dry before storing in a refrigerator.
Multi-Stage RV Inline Water Filter
- Stage 1: premium polypropylene media filters water of dirt and other large sediment particles.
- Stage 2: made with specialized German-made catalytic carbon to reduce impurities such as chlorine, chloramine, lead, fluoride, sulfur odors, PFAS, and PFOAS more effectively than traditional carbon filters.
- Stage 3: uses cutting-edge, German-made descaler technology for a salt-free solution to hard water buildup in your RV that not only prevents scale from forming on appliances, fixtures, and plumbing, but also reduces previously formed scale from pipes. Salt-free water softener cartridges are easier to maintain with less mess, are better for the environment, and won't leave you feeling slippery or slimy after showering.
Specifications
- Application: For outdoor use in recreational vehicles and portable water systems only
- Cartridge Life: One season (can vary depending upon water quality and usage)
- Micron Rating: 1 Micron
- Flow Rate: 0.75 GPM (gallons per minute)
- Pressure Rating: 20-55 psi
- Temperature Rating: 34-100°F
SP-RV100 Effectively Reduces
- Arsenate
- Arsenide
- Bad taste & odor
- Chloramine
- Chlorine
- Chromium
- Cyanide
- Fluoride
- Heavy metals
- Hydrogen sulfide (sulfur odor)
- Lead
- Mercury
- Organics
- PFAS, PFOA, & PFOS
- Phenols & p-nitro phenol
- Scale buildup
- Sediment
- Selenium
- Tannins and lignin
- Trihalomethanes (THMs)
- Turbidity
How much hardness can the descaler media treat?
Our descaler media can handle up to 75 GPG (grains per gallon) or 1,280 PPM (parts per million) of hardness at 4 GPM (gallons per minute).
