Feature:
The Coral UC300 Three-Stage filter set consists of a sediment filter, pre-carbon filter, and carbon block filter and is designed to last 12 months with a 600-gallon capacity. Coral features a Twist & Seal system that makes changing the filter a breeze while two “quick connect” hose connections make installing the Coral fast and easy. Choose the Coral under-counter water filtration system for access to healthy, clean drinking water right at your sink!

• Superior filtration performance with certified carbon block filter system
• Designer chrome faucet with integrated LED filter change indicator (included)
• High filtration volume good for high-use households
• Twist & Seal filters make replacement a breeze
• Double O-ring filter seal to prevent leaks
• One-year (12-month) filter life (600-gallon capacity)
• Certified for NSF/ANSI Standards 42, 53, & 372 and CSA B483.1
• Gold Seal certified by WQA (Water Quality Association) for trusted performance
• One-year warranty

Brondell water filtration systems are all tested and certified by the Water Quality Association (WQA). Beware of non-certified manufacturer’s filtration claims that have not been tested and approved by an authorized agency for water filtration products.

What the Coral Filters:
The Coral UC300 system is tested and certified by WQA (Water Quality Association) to NSF/ANSI standards 42 & 53 for the reduction of 60 different contaminants including:

• Lead
• Chlorine – taste, and odor
• Chloramine
• Particulate Class 1 Particles
• Cysts
• Mercury
• MTBE
• Turbidity
• Asbestos
• 51 Different Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)

Water Quality Association Certified:
Brondell’s UC100 & UC300 Drinking Water Systems have been tested and certified by the WQA (Water Quality Association) to NSF/ANSI standards 42 & 53 for the reduction of chlorine, taste and odor, chloramine, particulate Class I particles, cysts, mercury, lead, MTBE, turbidity, asbestos, and a full list of VOCs. The UC100 and UC300 filter systems have also been tested and certified by WQA according to NSF/ANSI 372 for low lead compliance and CSA B483.1 for Canadian requirements.*

*See our Performance Data Sheet for the full list of contaminates reduced

Chloramines:

Everyone knows it’s dangerous to ingest lead. But what do we know about the dangers of ingesting chloramines, a substance increasingly found in drinking water throughout the US?

First of all, what is chloramine? Chloramine is the chemical compound of chlorine and ammonia. (Fun fact: the most common use of ammonia is in Fertilizer)

Public water utilities use chloramine in their facilities as a cheap and convenient disinfectant in order to meet EPA requirements, even though its use may have very dangerous and unintended consequences.

What’s so bad about chloramine? Here’s a start:

• It is highly corrosive to metal – if it’s a bad idea for your home’s plumbing, it’s a worse idea for your body’s plumbing!
• The EPA admits there are few studies on how chloramine affects human health. And if the EPA doesn’t know, you don’t either.
• Chloramines are more stable than chlorine – and therefore more difficult to remove.

Tested and Certified:
The Coral UC300 system is tested and certified by WQA (Water Quality Association) to NSF/ANSI standards 42 & 53 for the reduction of 60 different contaminants including:

• Lead
• Chlorine – taste, and odor
• Chloramine
• Particulate Class 1 Particles
• Cysts
• Mercury
• MTBE
• Turbidity
• Asbestos
• 51 Different Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)