Adding An Everpure H300 to Your Home

In homes across the nation, more and more people are second-guessing the safety of their tap water. To avoid drinking possibly contaminated water many have turned to drinking bottled water or using filter pitchers. Between the cost per bottle for water or the need for constant pitcher replacement filters, many consumers are spending much more than they need just to have clean water. You can save big and have clean crisp water on tap with in-home water filtration systems like the Everpure H300.

Everpure by Pentair is one of the top brands for water filtration for both homes and businesses. These systems use proprietary filtration technology that helps remove particulate, chemicals that produce foul tastes and odors, and can help reduce the levels of lead in your water. With a stainless steel construction and filter media designed to remove unwanted chemicals while leaving the vital minerals naturally found in your water, these top of the line filters can easily be added to your home.


Adding an Everpure system to your home is simple and requires no special tools. The H300 system will require its own dedicated tap, so you will need to have a hole in your counter in which to install a small faucet. If you do not wish to add an additional fixture, systems like the Everpure PBS-400 will hook directly into the existing cold water line of your faucet.

To install your H300 system, you simply mount the filter head under your sink while leaving ample room beneath the head for cartridge installation. Once you have screwed the filter head in place, you simply attach the water lines as detailed in the instructions, plug in your filter, and run water through the system for a few minutes to flush out any air bubbles. Once you have completed the installation, you simply replace the filter every 300 gallons. Once the filter has reached its lifespan, you should notice a decrease in water flow. Replacing your filter is as easy as replacing a lightbulb and can be completed in seconds.

The filters for the H300 system use Everpure’s proprietary Micro-Pure filter media and include a barrier layer so water never comes in contact with the metal housing on the cartridge. The pleated filter membrane and specialized carbon media give these cartridges incredible filtering power and longer life. Everpure also offers incredible compatibility between its models. If you want to try a filter with a larger capacity to replace your H300 cartridge, meaning you can go longer between filter replacements, you have that option.

Here at efilters, we only stock the best quality filteration systems on the market, which is why we are proud to carry Everpure products. These systems have been engineered to offer the perfect balance of filtration power and ease of use. Our team of filter experts has been working with these systems for years and we are here to make sure you find the perfect filter for your home.

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