Berkey Light Water Filter System with 2 Black Berkey Filters

• Removes pathogenic bacteria, cysts and parasites entirely.
• Removes toxic s such as icides, pesticides, ceuticals and all manner of VOCs,.
• Removes solvents and trihalomethanes..
• Reduces nitrites and toxic minerals among others: lead, mercury and aluminum.
• Leaves undisturbed and intact the beneficial minerals your body requires..

Product description ------------------- The functional Royal Berkey water filter system is the perfect system for growing and large families. The Royal Berkey can also be used when travelling, such as camping in Wales or on a secluded beach in Cornwall, in a caravan touring the Lake District, or during unexpected emergencies whether in a cottage out in the English countryside or in the middle of London. The Royal Berkey water filter will purify your home’s treated tap water as well as untreated water from such sources as lakes, brooks, ponds and water sources in foreign countries, where the local water supply may be compromised or regulations may not be adhered to. The Royal Berkey is the ideal water filter for all outside activities and is definitely a must in inhospitable environments where electricity or clean drinking water may not be at hand. The PF-2 fluoride filters can be attached to the Black Berkey filters for the removal of fluoride. The Royal Berkey is manufactured from highly polished 304 stainless steel and the water filter system comes standard with two Black Berkey filters. The upper chamber can be fit within the lower chamber and measures only 38.7 cm. in height for easy transport. A set of 2 Black Berkey water filters can last for up to 22,700 liters. At a usage of 38 liters per week, this is equal to 600 weeks, more than 11.5 years of purified water! Configured with two Black Berkey water filters the system will purify up to 15.1 liters per hour. This system can be expanded to use four Black Berkey water filters and is then capable of purifying up to 30.2 liters per hour.* Legal Discler ---------------- * Flow rates are calculated with upper chamber full to top. The flow rate decreases as the water level declines. As it is impractical to keep the upper chamber completely full at all times, the flow rates are in practice less than the stated optimal rate.