WFL Grandmaster Countertop Water Filter – Two Filtration Stages

WFL Grandmaster Countertop Water Filter — Product Guide

This guide describes a product sold under the WFL name. When ordering a current AquaCo system or replacement cartridge, confirm the exact model and compatibility with AquaCo. Historical names do not by themselves establish that two products use the same cartridge or specifications.

The WFL Grandmaster Countertop Water Filter is a two stage filtration system that connects to your kitchen faucet and sits on your kitchen countertop.
  • Connects to your kitchen faucet with a diverter supplied.
  • Engineered to provide ultra safe and healthy drinking water.
  • Silver Edition Countertop Water Filter.

What are the WFL Grandmaster Countertop Water Filter applications?

  • Connects to your kitchen faucet (Sit on your Kitchen Countertop).

Recommendations

  • Kitchen Faucets Compatible with the Countertop Water Filter.
  • Countertop Water Filter Tap Fittings.
Countertop Water Filter Tap Fittings

Specifications

              What are the filtration Stages in the Ultrasafe Countertop Water Filter?

              1st Stage: NSF CERTIFIED FLUORIDE FILTER

              • Activated Alumina Filter with 5 micron pore size.
              • Reduces 97% of fluoride.

              2nd Stage: ARAGON ULTRASAFE FILTER

                  What does the system includes?

                  Contents:

                  • 2 x 9” x 2.5” Water Filter Housing Sump
                  • 1 x Housing Stand
                  • 1 x Faucet Adaptor
                  • 1 x Diverter
                  • 2 x Filter Cartridges
                  • 1st Stage: OMNIPURE FLUORIDE FILTER
                  • 2nd Stage: ARAGON FILTER CARTRIDGE
                  • 1 x 1/4" Food Grade Tube

                  How often should I replace the filters?

                  • 1st Stage: OMNIPURE FLUORIDE FILTER: 200 gal (6 Months)
                  • 2nd Stage: ARAGON FILTER CARTRIDGE: 6,600 gal (2 Years)
                  • Note: Filter capacity varies dependant on water quality.

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