BRS Universal Carbon Block Filter – 1 Micron

Why does BRS recommend this?

We spent a ton of time researching and testing to find the best carbon block available while still being reasonable when it comes to price.  There are other filters that work well however do not last as long. By simply just looking down the center of the carbon block you can see why the Universal Carbon blocks are superior to the competitors.  If you have a well, or city water the universal blocks will work for everyone in almost all reverse osmosis systems.

BRS Universal Carbon Blocks have been specially formulated for industry leading chloramine and chlorine reduction making it the highest performance and longest lasting carbon block in our industry. 

• Chlorine 35,000 @ 1 GPM*
• Chloramines 3,500 @ 0.5 GPM*
• NSF Certified Materials

New: BRS Universal Carbon Blocks were developed to be the best industry solution for chloramines, chlorine and well water to help make filter selection easier for everyone. The new block represents the latest in carbon technology by increasing surface area, volume of carbon and catalytic sites within the carbons pore network. 

BRS Universal Carbon Blocks are manufactured using high performance catalytic active carbon combined with a new binder system technology which maximizes the availability of the critical catalytic sites. The combination of advanced carbon technology, increased volume of carbon contained in each filter and proprietary manufacturing processes delivers exceptionally high chloramine, chlorine, VOC and general chemical performance.

• Compatible with all BRS systems as well as all competitor systems which use a standard 10” filter.
• Specifically formulated for superior Chloramine reduction 1 µm (micron) Nominal Filtration*
• Chlorine 35,000 @ 1 GPM**
• Chloramines 3,500 @ 0.5 GPM***
• High chemical adsorption
• 30% more carbon than standard blocks****

*Nominal Micron rating for all above – 1 micron
**2ppm free chlorine >90% reduction
***3ppm monochloramine >85% reduction
****Manufacturer’s internal test data