BRITA | Starter Kit - PURITY C300 Quell ST

Capacity

• Filter capacity at a carbonate hardness of 10°dH is 4,000 l

• This corresponds to the number of cups of 20,000 cups of 200ml coffee

Design

• Starter kit consisting of filter head (1013637), wall bracket, filter insert (1002045), 10-100 flow meter (1033041) and carbonate hardness test (710800)

• Suitable for use in coffee machines and vending machines

• Reduces carbonate hardness in drinking water

• Reduces the risk of scale formation in the end device - resulting in lower service and repair costs.

• Binds lead and copper

• Reduces substances that impair taste and smell

Filter head

• Variable mixing setting from 0 - 70%

• Water inlet and outlet on one side of the filter head to save installation space

• Built-in flush and vent valve

• Simple pre-rinse and venting

• Quick and easy filter replacement without tools

• Water shortcut when cartridge is not inserted

Filter cartridge C150

• Capacity at carbonate hardness 10°dH: 4,000 l

• For easy monitoring of the service life of BRITA filter cartridges

• Memory of the last 5 filter changes including usage time and flow rate

• Volume setting programmable in 1 liter steps

• Content flow counting down

• Reminder function for exceeding recommended working time

• Replaceable CR 2032 type battery

• Low battery warning indicator

• The memory is retained even after replacing the batteries

Wall mount

• Suitable for all filter cartridges from size C50 to C500

Carbonate hardness test

• Test kit for determining the carbonate hardness of tap water before starting the BRITA water filtration system

• Local carbonate hardness determined with a test kit indicates the amount of dissolved calcium and magnesium ions (hydrogen carbonates) in water

Attention

• To find the optimal water filter for your needs, use the BRITA filter calculator: BRITA Filter Calculator

• Empty cartridges can be returned free of charge to Brita for recycling. Please use BRITA | Filter DHL Returns .

• The degree of hardness of tap water varies from place to place and can also fluctuate throughout the year.