Key Features: 1. Advanced Purification Technology: Multi-Stage Purification System: Microfiber Mesh: Filters out visible dirt and sediment particles. Activated Carbon Filter: Removes harmful pesticides, chlorine, and bad odors. Germkill Processor: Uses proprietary technology to kill up to 99.99% of harmful bacteria, viruses, and microbes. Polisher: Enhances the taste and clarity of the water. 2. Capacity: Total Capacity: 9 liters Ensures sufficient storage for a small to medium-sized family. Purified Water Storage: 5 liters Provides immediate access to clean water, even when the purifier is refilling. 3. Non-Electric and Gravity-Based: No electricity or running water is required, making it ideal for rural areas or locations with frequent power outages. 4. Germkill Life Indicator: Alerts you when the Germkill Kit needs replacement, ensuring uninterrupted access to purified water. Design and Build: Compact Size: Space-efficient design suitable for modern kitchens or limited spaces. Transparent Tank: Allows easy monitoring of water levels. Durable and Safe Materials: Made of high-quality, food-grade, non-toxic plastic. Maintenance and Usability: Replaceable Germkill Kit: Provides up to 1,500 liters of purified water before requiring replacement. Easy Cleaning: Simple to dismantle and clean for better hygiene and maintenance. Specifications: Purification Capacity: 9 liters per cycle Dimensions: 247 mm (L) x 243 mm (W) x 445 mm (H) Weight: Approximately 2.7 kg Compatibility: Works effectively with various water sources like tap, borewell, or municipal water. Applications: Household Use: Ideal for daily drinking water needs. Off-Grid Settings: Perfect for areas with unreliable electricity or water infrastructure. Environmentally Friendly: Gravity-based purification eliminates the need for power consumption. The Pureit Classic 9 Liters Water Purifier is an excellent choice for families looking for a cost-effective, low-maintenance solution to ensure access to clean and safe drinking water. Would you like additional details or comparisons with other models?
