Everpure Water Filters & Substitute Filters

Pentair Everpure™ Water Filters

Pentair™ is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of water treatment and filtration systems. They operate several successful brands including Pentair Everpure™, a collection of high-quality filters for both residential and commercial applications.

Everpure™ was created by Pentair™ to provide customers with a simple, no-mess water filtration system. The filters are designed to be installed quickly with a simple twist into a filter head. It is a much easier installation process compared to most canister or inline filter systems.

Notably, Everpure ™is one of the few companies using metal filter casings. This, along with the high-quality filtration media used in their filters, is why Everpure™ has established a reputation for making world class products.

The Everpure™ range is massive, ranging from sediment filters to specialist filters capable of reducing scale and specific minerals. Their vast range meets the requirements of even the most discerning customers looking for an effective water filtration option.

Pentair Everpure Innovations

Pentair™ has released several innovations over the years including their patented Micro-Pure technology. This proprietary technology provides over six times more filter surface area compared to standard carbon block filters.

Everpure™ is particularly popular in the foodservice and hospitality industries, because of the quality, consistency, and reliability of their products. They are also useful in environments where sanitation is important, as internal filter components are never exposed to handling or contamination when being installed.

Everpure Pentair™ water filter cartridges are made in the USA and have a huge range of filter and some types of filters may have 3 different part numbers.

Replacement Everpure™ filters for Home, Office and Commercial Catering equipment.

Use the links above to browse the Pentair Everpure™ products we stock. If you need any assistance, please contact us at sales@clarencewaterfilters.com.au or give us a call on 02 6646 8565.

About Pentair

Pentair was found in 1966 by five businessmen who were interested in manufacturing high altitude research balloons. The name Pentair alluded to the fact that there were five founders and their primary business was making air balloons.

Over the years, the company expanded and diversified into other products. Today, they are best known for producing a comprehensive range of potable water solutions and water management equipment. They now operate in 130 locations across 34 countries.

Their product range includes:

• Water softeners
• Benchtop water filters
• Whole House Water Filtration Systems
• Shower Filtration
• UV Disinfection Systems
• Water Supply and Disposal Systems

Everpure Water Filter Cartridge Capabilities

There are dozens of different Everpure filters with different capabilities and capacities. They can be used to remove a wide range of contaminants including:

• Chlorine, chloramines, and other contaminants which can affect the taste or odour of water
• Parasitic cysts and other harmful pathogens
• Particulate matter in water
• Scale build up
• Presence of heavy metals
• Pesticides and herbicides
• Calcium and magnesium carbonates
• And much more…

The company is at the forefront of water filter technology, releasing several innovations over the years including their patented Micro-Pure technology. This proprietary technology provides over six times more filter surface area compared to standard carbon block filters.

Everpure is particularly popular in the foodservice and hospitality industries, because of the quality, consistency, and reliability of their products. They are also useful in environments where sanitation is important, as internal filter components are never exposed to handling or contamination when being installed.

Commercial clients also prefer Everpure because they offer filters which perform several specialised functions. For example, the 4CB5-S removes sediment from water, reduces chlorine taste and odour, and reduces scale. These types of filters are ideal for coffee shops which want to improve the taste of their beverages and reduce limescale build up on their coffee machines.

Pentair Everpure Water Filter Cartridges Naming Conventions

Like most filter manufacturers, Pentair Everpure has a unique set of naming conventions for its filters. These conventions make it easier for consumers to learn the size of a filter and its core capabilities.

The first number in the Everpure model number will always refer to the length of the filter. The larger the number, the longer the length of the filter.

So, a 2CB5-S measures 260mm x 78mm while a 4CB5-S measures 370mm x 78mm and a 7CB5-S measures 520mm x 78mm. Some filters that are only available in one size may exclude this number. For example, an MC2 filter excludes the initial number.

The next two letters refer to the primary types of filtration media used in the filter. For example, CB is shorthand for Carbon Block, while FC is shorthand for Fiberdyne Carbon. In some cases, there will be a number behind this letter, which is the micron rating of the filter (however the number isn’t always present).

Some filters will have an additional letter after this, which refer to additional capabilities or filtration media. A -S filter, for example, will have Scale reducing media inside of it.

A -K filter has KDF, a blend of copper and zinc that reduces scale build-up slightly, makes the cartridge resistant to bacteria, and has improved chlorine reduction capabilites.

So, a 2CB5-S filter measured 260mm x 78mm, contains a 5 micron carbon block, and can reduce scale build-up. A 4FC-S measures 370mm x 78mm, contains Fibredyne Carbon and scale reduction.

If you are looking for an Everpure Water Filter Cartridge or need any assistance contact us via sales@clarencewaterfilters.com.au or give us a call on 02 6646 8565.

Everpure Filter Heads

There are several types of Everpure heads available including the QL1, QL2, and QL3 series heads. They are all bayonet style heads where you simply push the filter up into the head and give it a quarter turn to the right to lock it in (like a bayonet lightbulb fitting). Removing the filter involves turning it to the left then pulling it down.