Everpure PBS-400 Drinking Water System

No, the PBS-400 is designed to retain naturally occurring minerals, so you get the health benefits of your tap water without the impurities.

While it is often used for prep sinks and wet bars, you can certainly plumb it to your main kitchen faucet. Just keep in mind that its flow rate is 2.2 gallons per minute, which is generally sufficient for standard kitchen use.

The cartridge has a 3,000-gallon capacity. For most households, this translates to replacing the filter once a year, though heavy usage may require more frequent changes.

Yes, the system is specifically engineered to help prevent lime and scale buildup, which can extend the lifespan and improve the performance of water-using appliances like ice machines and coffee makers.

The PBS-400 is NSF/ANSI Standard 53 certified, meaning it is effective at mechanically reducing cysts like Cryptosporidium and Giardia, along with other common water impurities.

If you are comfortable with basic plumbing, the installation is straightforward. However, because it requires connecting to your existing water lines, you may want to consult a professional if you aren't confident working with 1/2-inch connections.