Seagull IV waterfilter

The seagull IV microfilter system delivers pure and healthy drinking water, regardless of the quality of the supplied water.
No use is made of chemicals and electricity.

Pure drinking water

Drinking water filter system for direct connection to kitchen faucet

The Seagull IV microfilter system was developed by General Ecology.
This company has been active for more than 36 years as a researcher and manufacturer of professional water purification plants based on microfiltration.

Compact and fast

The seagull IV is a compact, stainless steel drinking water purification device that is connected directly to the water supply system in a simple manner. Just in the kitchen cupboard under the sink.

Because the seagull does not work via a purification reservoir, the flow is no less than 8 liters per minute.

Via the ‘own’ faucet that is placed next to the existing faucet, you can quickly obtain clean drinking water with an excellent taste.

Filter change only after 8000 liters

The exchangeable filter of the Seagull IV provides approximately 8,000 liters of clean drinking water. For an average family, this means purified water of high quality for about 1 to 1.5 years. The exact life of the filter differs, of course, per user and partly depends on the quality of the water to be purified.

Clearly noticeable pressure reduction is the signal that the filter must be replaced! However, the operation of the filter and thus the quality of the water always remain at the same level. Even at lower pressures!

More than just good drinking water

The Seagull not only provides water for drinking. The purified water from the Seagull also plays an important role in the washing of fruit and vegetables or the preparation of soup, coffee and tea. The Seagull does not filter out natural minerals. And especially these minerals are essential for the excellent taste of the purified water.

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