3M™ Aqua–Pure™ AP–DWS1000 Under Sink Dedicated Faucet Water Filter System that helps reduce particulate, chlorine taste and odor, as well as lead and cysts that may be in drinking water. This system connects easily under the kitchen sink and includes an attractive dedicated drinking water faucet.

• Reduces particulate, chlorine taste and odor, lead, turbidity, parasitic protozoan cysts, VOCs and MTBE
• Advanced dual stage carbon–block filtration process to help provide cleaner, clearer better tasting drinking water
• Automatic shut–off reminds users to replace cartridges
• Sanitary Quick Change (SQC) cartridge design helps provide fast and easy cartridge change – out with minimal effort
• Connects to a dedicated drinking water faucet (included)

3M™ Aqua–Pure™ AP–DWS1000 Under Sink Dedicated Faucet Water Filter System is designed to perform as good as it looks

It installs under the kitchen sink and is a good choice for water filtration, delivering cleaner, clearer, better tasting drinking water. This system incorporates our advanced dual stage carbon – block filtration process to help provide cleaner, clearer better tasting drinking water filtration on demand. It is ideal for drinking (water, coffee, tea, baby formula, etc.) as well as for cooking. This attractive, under sink filtration system is NSF listed to reduce particulate, chlorine taste and odor, lead, turbidity, parasitic protozoan cysts, VOCs and MTBE. This universal system design is effective for use on both chlorinated (municipal) and non – chlorinated (well water) systems. Features: 0.6 gpm/2.27 lpm flow rate, 625 gallon/2366 L capacity, ¼" push – in connection fittings, 25 to 125 psi/172 to 862 kPa pressure range, 40 to 100 °F/4.4 to 37.8 °C

Includes a polished chrome dedicated faucet, quick – connect fittings, an attached mounting bracket, shroud and tubing. Also included is a built – in shut – off valve that allows for changing the Sanitary Quick Change filters without shutting off the water supply. To maximize system performance and efficiency, regularly scheduled maintenance including replacement of the filter cartridges at the required interval, at the rated capacity, or sooner if a reduction in water flow occurs is required. Filter life is dependent on actual use and incoming water quality.

In many filtration applications, carbon is often the preferred media of choice to absorb certain impurities and one of the most powerful absorbents available. Carbon is highly effective due to the vast surface area contained within a small footprint. One pound of carbon contains a surface area of approximately 100 to 125 acres and can absorb an extremely wide range of substances which may be in drinking water.