- 0.2 Micron Precision Ceramic Filter Element: Effectively removes 99.9999% of bacteria and 99.9% of protozoa (such as Giardia), and can be brushed multiple times to restore flow rate.
- Stainless Steel Body: No plastic parts. The entire body is made of sturdy and durable stainless steel and electroplated brass. It can operate normally even after collisions and drops in extremely harsh environments.
- 100,000 Liter Filter Lifespan: The filter element can be repeatedly brushed and cleaned, with a single filter element lasting up to 100,000 liters. This means it can provide safe drinking water for a large team for several years without needing to replace consumables.
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Long-term Storage, Zero Hassle: The ceramic filter element supports completely dry storage, with no risk of mold and no maintenance required.
- Efficient and Convenient Two-Handed Operation Design: Equipped with an ergonomic handle, supporting parallel two-handed operation, the process is simple, labor-saving, and convenient, capable of quickly and stably providing clean drinking water for large groups.
- Turbid Water Treatment: The ceramic filter element has extremely strong anti-clogging capabilities, and can maintain stable operation even when dealing with turbid water with high sand content.
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Professional Specifications and Complete Storage Equipment: The main unit weighs approximately 5.8 kg, and comes with an exclusive original storage bag (total weight approx. 6 kg), ensuring that this expedition-grade equipment is well protected during transport and storage.
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Specifications
- Weight: 5.8 kg (total weight with storage bag is 6 kg)
- Dimensions: 55.6 x 20.2 x 12.2 cm
- Filter Element: 0.2 micron ceramic filter element
- Filter Lifespan: Approximately 100,000 liters (depending on raw water quality)
- Flow Rate: 4 liters per minute
- Effective Against: Bacteria, protozoa (such as amoeba, flagellates, cryptosporidium, etc.), cysts, algae, spores, sediments
- Origin: Switzerland
