Carbon Whole House

The Carbon Whole House System is designed to be installed inline, at the point where water enters the home, therefore filtering the entire household. Using the highest quality activated carbon, the Whole House System is an effective, convenient and cost-effective system to treat not only drinking water, but water going to any outlet in the home or business.

The system is designed to reduce many volatile organic chemicals (VOCs), disinfection products such and Chlorine, solvents, sediment, dirt and many other chemicals that may be found in the water supply.

Prepared, supplied and installed specifically to each customers’ needs, the Carbon Whole House system ensures that quality and performance are always of the highest standards.

Pure Water Systems prides itself on ensuring that each and every customer receives a product that they can be confident in purchasing. Therefore, to ensure that you receive a system that suits your needs, we recommend that you contact our Customer Service Specialists to discuss which how we can best help you.

Do I also need a drinking water system?

It is highly recommended to install a point-of-use (under sink) water filtration or purification system in your kitchen in addition to a whole house system as other contaminants, like fluoride, can still be present in your water. In addition to this, whole house systems are designed to remove chlorine and other chemicals from all water entering your home, meaning that water after this point can become stagnant if it is sitting too long and increase the risk of contaminants being reintroduced into the water. This is why we suggest bundling your whole house system with a drinking water system to ensure you have the cleanest water possible. 

How to choose the right whole house system for you and your family?

At Pure Water Systems we are experts in water filtration, please phone our friendly product experts on 1300 808 966 or send complete the form below and one of our team will be in contact with a quote. 

For installation, servicing and maintenance guidelines in your local area, please check with your local water authority or state plumbing regulations as they vary between states and territories.