Philips Aut3268 Under-Sink Water Filtration System.

PHILIPS AquaShield AUT3268 Water Filtration System with Water Tank and Filtered Water FaucetAn under-sink reverse osmosis filter for your kitchen, which provides clean, mineralized water in your home. The PHILIPS AUT3268 filter set is an under-sink system with 4-stage X-Guard Pro filtration, which removes contaminants as small as 0.0001 microns, including up to 99.99% of bacteria and viruses*. Additionally, the mineralizer replenishes the water with essential minerals, improving its quality and taste. *Based on the results of tests conducted by the independent laboratory SGS. Compact design and everyday ease of useThe PHILIPS AquaShield AUT3268 system was designed for maximum convenience and space saving. The device fits easily into the cabinet under the sink or any kitchen cabinet, and the flexible hoses and minimal number of connections simplify installation and reduce the risk of leaks. The compact 10.6-liter tank is exceptionally practical and does not take up much space, and the fast water flow (up to 2 liters per minute) provides instant access to clean, fresh water. Thanks to the accelerated filling technology, the AUT3268 system fills the tank up to 50% faster than traditional filters.. This means not only saving time, but also the lack of need to install a large tank – you just need to turn on the tap to enjoy tasty water without waiting. The advanced reverse osmosis system eliminates: ✅ mechanical particles such as rust and sand✅ up to 99.99% of bacteria and viruses✅ up to 99% of water hardness✅ up to 99% of phenol Technical Specifications PHILIPS AquaShield AUT3268:✅ Filter material: carbon block, mineralizer, RO membrane 284 l, PP✅ Efficiency: PP+CB+mineralizer filter – 6–12 months, RO membrane – 24–36 months✅ Unit dimensions: 378 x 130 x 425 mm✅ Tank dimensions: ⌀237 mm x 370 mm✅ Working pressure: 0.3–0.7 MPa✅ Tank capacity: 10.6 l✅ Connection: 1/2" (optional: 3/8") Easy and economical operationSet of replacement cartridges (PP, CB and mineralizer) should be replaced every 6–12 months. The osmotic membrane should be replaced once every approximately 2 years.