Elegant, modern design of the Quell countertop filter unit will go well with any kitchen. The device can be easily connected to the faucet, so you can immediately enjoy clean and great-tasting water. It is deal for home masters and tenants, as no drilling is required when installing the filter unit. Everything you need for installation is included in the package. The device with a height of 32 cm and a width of 21 cm sits securely on a non-slip mat and is equipped with a chrome faucet. Water from the Quell filter unit tastes better because it is better. Much better.
Two-stage filtration
This filter unit is equipped with a combination of two filters: carbon block (CarbonBlock) and Disruptor ™, which achieves practically perfect water filtration. Quell filtration units remove all unwanted contaminants from water such as bacteria, parasites, viruses, microorganisms, heavy metals, chlorine, drug residues, microplastics and many more. Filtration removes odors and improves the taste of water. At the same time, however, it does not remove minerals, which are an important part of drinking water. The water filtration process does not require high pressure, electricity or chemicals, it does not add anything to the water.
Disruptor™ filtration technology is one of the most efficient technology available on the market today. Thanks to the principle of electroadsorption, it not only retains but also disposes of organic contaminants. Until recently, the disruptor was used exclusively by NASA.
More information about Disruptor™ can be found here.
More information about the CarbonBlock can be found here.
Parametres of Quell Countertop filter unit
Do you need a water filter at all?
If you’ve ever thought about the quality of the water that comes out of your tap, you can be sure that it has been thoroughly tested before it reaches you and is definitely safe. But is it good enough to drink?
Safe drinking water requires ingredients that you can often smell or taste, such as chlorine or a disinfectant. It is added to water to kill microorganisms and protect against recontamination as the water passes through the distribution system. Aluminum-containing chemicals are used in a process called flocculation, in which suspended particles are removed from water to increase the transparency of water. The passage of drinking water through the distribution system also releases small particles into it, while the oldest distributions may contain lead.
Filtering tap water just before consuming it is the best way to remove all these unwanted ingredients and at the same time significantly improve its taste. Compared to buying bottled water, it is also a cheaper solution without creating unnecessary environmental burdens.