Why Do You Need a Gravity-fed Water Filtration System?

Perhaps you have faced an emergency where water is needed urgently or live in an area where the water supply is unstable. Gravity-fed water filtration systems can help ease your dilemma, and they don't need electricity to work, which is convenient. So just like literally, all that is needed is a natural force - gravity.

How is a gravity-fed water filtration system constructed?

This filtration system generally consists of two chambers, an upper chamber where contaminated water is poured in and clean filtered water flows into the lower chamber. The upper chamber of a gravity-fed water filtration system contains the filter cartridge, which is responsible for filtering the contaminant-filled water. This type of cartridge generally has multiple stages of filtration material to ensure the health of the water.

Advantages of gravity-fed water filtration system

Effective and efficient filtration. They are simple to install and ready to use, have a very long life, and require no deliberate maintenance with proper cartridge replacement, and we recommend following the manufacturer's recommendations. In addition, the life cycle and price of the cartridge allow you to use it without spending too much money.

Able to be placed anywhere you want, even in a corner, the gravity-fed water filtration system is available in a variety of sizes.

No need to plug in, another sense of saving on your bills.

Disadvantages of gravity-fed water filtration system

Although they are available in different sizes of volume, it is on the large side and you need to make a reasonable assessment of the amount of water you will be taking each day.

Gravity-fed water filtration systems take some time to clean the water, which may not be done in a few seconds.

Things to consider when buying a gravity-fed water filtration system

The contaminants that need to be filtered. We recommend checking the water quality report for your area to understand what is in the water supply before you buy so that you can be more accurate in your gravity-fed water filtration system purchase. You can do this by checking the water quality report from your state's Environmental Protection Agency, or by purchasing your simple tools for long-term use.

The amount of water used. Once you know roughly how much water you consume each month, you can figure out how often you need to replace the cartridge based on the number of gallons it filters to know how well the gravity filter is meeting your water needs.

YUNDA Gravity-fed Water Filtration System

You don't need to worry, the YUNA Gravity-fed Water Filtration system can provide excellent filtration. It is designed as a 4-layer composite filtration that can remove 98.95% of residual chlorine and 98% of fluoride. At the same time, it can filter sediment, rust, heavy metals, and other large particles of contaminants. The two composite filters work together and in the end, your family will get clean, healthy, and fresh water.

Compared to other common products, YUNDA's gravity-fed water filtration systems are made of tough, hard-wearing food-grade 304 stainless steel. The 12.5" * 8.5" * 20.4" size is capable of holding 2.25 gallons of water.

Write at the end

The large capacity, no need to plug in, ready to use right out of the box will be your reasons to buy the Gravity-fed Water Filtration system. Like most YUNDA water filtration systems, the quality and customer experience that comes with this gravity water filtration system is unique, and we offer a customizable service. If you have any other needs, please feel free to contact us.