Chloramine Water Filter

Chloramine water filters play a vital role in residential and commercial water treatment systems, effectively reducing chlorine and chloramine compounds present in drinking water. These filters typically utilise carbon block filter cartridges, known for their exceptional filtration capabilities.

These filters can effectively remove contaminants, providing clean and safe drinking water. The cartridge is usually constructed with bonded powdered activated carbon (PAC) media, ensuring thorough filtration, while the polyolefin core and shell, along with polyethene outer netting, contribute to its durability.

About Our Chloramine Water Filters

Our range of chloramine water filters is designed to meet stringent water quality standards by reducing free available chlorine (FAC) and chloramines by at least 85%.

You can also target different contaminants within our replacement filters, with options for Fluoride, Heavy Metals, Limescale and Bacteria. Need a hand? Get in touch with one of our experts for help.

Buy A High-Quality Chloramine Water Filter Today

Invest in pure water filtration by purchasing a high-quality Chloramine water filter today, available with convenient UK and international delivery options. Take advantage of our same-day dispatch within the UK when you place your order before 15:00 GMT on weekdays.

If you require further assistance, our knowledgeable team is on hand to provide guidance and support. Contact us today or explore our video resources for additional help.

FAQs

How do I know if my tap water has chloramine?

Water suppliers are mandated to provide annual water quality reports, also known as Consumer Confidence Reports (CCRs), which detail the composition of your tap water, including any disinfectants such as chloramine. Alternatively, you can conduct a water test using a chloramine test kit.

What is chloramine and how is it removed?

Chloramine is essentially chlorine and ammonia mixed together. Water companies do this as chloramine doesn’t “gas off’ like chlorine does. This means it is able to keep the water disinfected and “cleaner” for longer, without the risk of losing some of the chlorine as it naturally gasses off.

Chloramine is removed from water by the filters being able to separate the chlorine and ammonia into two separate elements, which makes them much easier to remove than when they’re joined together.