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Doulton Water Filters
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HCP101 - Counter Top
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CU1200 UltraCarb Ceramic Filter
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HCP 101
Basic Drinking Water Filter System for
Rural or City
The HCP101 is an in-line Doulton water
filter pressure housing molded from Acetal and Polyester
materials. The housing is fitted into a free standing base
for counter top use. It is readily attached to an existing
cold water faucet via a diverter valve and a length of
flexible tubing (supplied). This unit requires
no permanent modifications
to be attached to a kitchen or
bathroom faucet. The diverter valve allows filtered or
unfiltered water to be drawn from the existing faucet at the
press of a button. A Doulton
Ceramic Drinking Water Filter cartridge; CU1200 3 stage
UltraCarb is the only recommended cartridge for single
element units.
To service or replace the internal ceramic cartridge the
"sump" (white section) is unscrewed
counterclockwise. There is no need to remove the system from
the faucet during this procedure. The sump is pressure
sealed with an "O" ring, therefore
no tools are required to tighten the sump into place.
Hand pressure is sufficient. Flow rate is 0.5GPM@30PSI.
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CU1200 UltraCarb Ceramic Water Filter
UltraCarb ceramic water filter candles are three stage cleanable
filtration cartridges, designed to remove suspended solids,
pathogenic bacteria, chlorine, organic chemicals, hydrogen sulphide,
heavy metals and lead in drinking water. In addition they will
improve taste and reduce odors.
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New Doulton CU1200 UltraCarb
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Cutaway showing Bacteria Trapped on Outer
Wall of the Doulton Ceramic
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Simple Cleaning
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Application Guide and Contaminant Removal Chart
HCP101 - Application Guide and
Contaminant Removal Chart Using the CU1200 UltraCarb Filter.
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P= Purification R=
Reduction> 95% F=
Effective Filtration>90%
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Contaminants
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Removal
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Application
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Bacteria
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P
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This cartridge is designed for use with well, surface or
Chlorinated Municipal water and distribution systems
constructed with soldered copper plumbing, galvanized, PVC,
or black iron plumbing. This cartidge is also effective for
homes which are fed by lead lined or asbestos concrete
reinforced water supply mains in their city.
This ceramic provides: 100% rejection of Bacteria, Cysts,
absolute depth filtration >.9 micron and effective depth
filtration of particulate >.5 micron (dirt, asbestos,
iron etc), excellent improvement in Taste and Odor, plus the
added bonus of Chemical, Lead and Heavy Metal Rejection.
Though not reaching purification standards by itself,
this cartridge still produces outstanding rejection of
Chlorine (>97%) and Lead (>97%) at its rated life of
600 gallons. Both of these statistics exceed the NSF
certification requirements under NSF International Standard
53. The 600 gallon (720 G/US) rating is to ensure that
the internal extruded carbon core and Zeolite ion reduction
medium remains effective under the worst possible
contaminant conditions.
This ceramic is easily cleaned and requires no tools to
service.
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Cysts
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P
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Taste
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F
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Odors
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F
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Colour
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F
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Chlorine
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R
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Herbicides
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F
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Pesticides
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F
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Lead
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R
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Metals
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F
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Fluoride
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NA
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Nitrates
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NA
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Arsenic
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NA
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Particulate Efficiency
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Absolute filtration rating
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Defined as >99.999%
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0.9 micron
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Nominal or Effective filtration rating
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99.9%
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0.5-0.8 micron
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99.7%
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0.3-0.5m
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98.0%
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0.2-0.3m
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Bacteria removal
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E. coli
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>99.99%
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Vibrio Cholera
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>99.99%
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Shigella
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>99.999%
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Salmonella Typhii
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>99.999%
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Klebsiella Terrigena
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>99.999%
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Live Cyst removal
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Cryptosporidium
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100%
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Giardia
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100%
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Doulton
holds Certification, Accreditation, or
Membership with the following Agencies:
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ISO 9002 Quality Standard
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National Sanitation Foundation standards 42 and 53
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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
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Water Quality Association
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Department of Health (Toronto, Canada)
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Spectrum Labs (Minneapolis, USA)
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Water Research Council (UK)
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British 5750 Quality Standard
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England's Water Research council (WRc) Performance
Standards
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California Department of Health
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Over 50 Independent Laboratories Worldwide
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