A Look At The Everpure H300 Water Filtration System

When it comes to water filtration, having a drinking water filter that works well while being easy to use is essential. Here at efilters, drinking water filters are our primary focus. When it comes to our filtration options, the Everpure H300 is one of our most popular items. Not only does this system provide users with refreshing drinking water for months at a time, but it also a breeze to install and maintain.


Most households rely on filtered water pitchers to provide their filtered drinking water. Not only do these clunky pitchers take up valuable fridge space, but they also require daily refilling and the filters need to be replaced monthly. On top of it all, most of these filters use cartridges that only reduce levels of particles 3 microns or larger.

The H300 is a dedicated under sink system that provides clean drinking water 24/7 without the need for daily, or even monthly, maintenance. Each filter cartridge can filter up to 300 gallons of drinking water. The average person drinks around half a gallon of water per day, or 182.5 gallons per year. This means a single cartridge could easily last one user a full year before a replacement is needed. Even in a three-person household, the filter should be able to last around 6 months.

The filter cartridges are designed to offer exceptional filtration, with the ability to remove particles as small as 0.5 microns. This is achieved through the use of Everpure’s Micro-Pure filter media. By arranging this media into a pleated ring, the inside of the H300 cartridge has an incredibly high surface area, meaning there is ample exposure between the filter media and the water. The cartridges also contain a bacteriostatic element to help prevent bacteria from reproducing within the system, meaning that over its months of service, the cartridge will not become contaminated.

After the water passes through your filter, it is dispensed via a dedicated filtered water faucet. Creating the hole in your sink or counter to add this small faucet is the most labor-intensive part of the installation process. Once you have your faucet installed, all you have to do is screw the filter head inside the cabinet beneath your sink, and follow the simple instructions to hook up the water. Once your installation is complete, the only work you will need to do to enjoy filtered water daily is replacing the cartridge every year or whenever the flow rate of your water begins to decrease.

So if you are ready to enjoy the convenience of having filtered water on tap, you can check out the H300 system and all of our other quality filtration products at efilters.net. If you have any questions about how our systems function, or which would be the best fit for your household, feel free to reach out to a member of our team at 1-866-283-9919 or info@efilters.net.

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