
Ultra
From non-potable water to ultra-safe water
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Filtration for non-potable public tap water and well water
This unique tap filter is designed to treat non-potable water from public mains and wells. It removes over 99.9% of bacteria and viruses, making the water safe for consumption.
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Compatible with 95% of taps
The Ultra was developed to be compatible with the vast majority of conventional taps, ensuring simple installation and a perfect fit. (In Germany, compatibility is around 90%, and in the UK, between 75% and 80%.)
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Does it work even with low water pressure
High pressure is not needed to enjoy filtered water. It is the ideal solution for homes with older water supply systems or low pressure.
Certifications
Testing and Approval by Independent Laboratories
Quality certified by external entities, with tests carried out by independent laboratories
Filtration technology for non-potable water
5-stage ultrafiltration that guarantees drinking water in an instant
Ultrafiltration
It filters bacteria more effectively, as they cannot be adsorbed by activated carbon; they must be physically retained.
It is the ideal filter for places where water has a higher level of contamination and may pose a health risk.
Quick and hassle-free installation
Safety in every drop it filters!
The Ultra filter was designed for quick and simple installation, requiring no tools or technical knowledge
Ultra Water Filter FAQ
Can I drink well water or water from a non-potable source with the Ultra?
Yes, you can
How do I know if my faucet is compatible?
Our filter is compatible with standard threaded taps. Before making a purchase, please confirm that your tap model is compatible.
Our filter's thread is F22, one of the most common sizes. If your tap has a different size, please consult our adapters page to identify which adapter is compatible with your tap. We will send you the appropriate adapter free of charge.
Why do I have to replace the filter every 3 months, even if I don't use it much?
The refill is made of activated carbon, an organic material that can promote the development of microorganisms. Over time, this can lead to the growth of bacteria, which can accumulate inside the filter and contaminate the water
This is a normal situation in activated carbon filters, regardless of the number of people at home or whether the filter has been used little or for some time