CamperFilter
Water filter for motorhomes, caravans and boats. System with activated carbon filter and sediment filter.
With our sediment and activated carbon filters, you ensure clean, great-tasting water wherever you are. Enjoy carefree water enjoyment on all your travels.
Protects the water system from coarse contaminants such as sand, rust and dirt.
Fill up with water at campsites or on the road without worry or concern.
Protects the water pump, boiler and other fittings from damage.
Acts as a pre-filter for the activated carbon filter to prevent clogging.
Regular rinsing is sufficient for cleaning (replacement filters available here).
Activated carbon filter
Improves odour, enhances taste and removes: chlorine, heavy metals, colourants, hormone and pharmaceutical residues, PFAS (per- and polyfluorinated chemicals), organic hydrocarbons, microplastics, pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, odour- and taste-impairing substances, and partially bacteria from the water.
Also included is a fine filter that removes particles down to 10 microns.
Filter replacement:
Even if the water filter is used less frequently for camping purposes, it should still be replaced regularly. We recommend replacement after 3–4 months. Replacing it more often ensures consistently good water quality.
NEW:
As an alternative to the suction holders included in the system for smooth surfaces, the new ClingCup suction holder for "Hammered-finish" and "Raptor" surfaces is now available with the respective system including a drinking water hose.
Optional and already included in some packages:
Suction cup holder for securing the filter during filling and for clean storage on smooth surfaces.
Or ClingCup suction holder for textured surfaces such as hammered or Raptor paint.
Water flow meter to keep an eye on the flow rate at all times.
Dosing tap or shut-off valve, hose couplings.
Drinking water hose to fill the filtered water cleanly into the tank.
Important information:
When using the filter system, the flow rate may decrease. This is due to the fine structure of the activated carbon, which ensures thorough filtration but reduces water throughput. The inlet pressure also plays a role, as does the supply hose (e.g. long or narrow hoses). Water outlets at campsites do not always provide optimal water pressure. Ensure the correct flow direction and vertical installation of the filter to prevent air bubbles. With prolonged use, the activated carbon may become saturated – in this case, a filter change is advisable, even if there is no immediate change in water quality.
Further questions? We are happy to help: info@camperstation.de
