Brondell UC100, UC300 User Manual

OWNER’S MANUAL

UC300 Three-Stage Undercounter Water Filtration System

UC100 Single-Stage Undercounter Water Filtration System

North America

CONTENTS

Read this Owner’s Manual for correct installation, use and maintenance of this product. After reading and completing installation, keep this manual in a place that is easily accessible.

GENERAL INFO

02  SAFETY INFORMATION

03  TDS METER INFORMATION 04  FEATURES

05  UC300 PRODUCT COMPONENTS 06  UC100 PRODUCT COMPONENTS 07  UC300 WATER FLOW DIAGRAM 08  UC100 WATER FLOW DIAGRAM

			MAINTENANCE
16  FILTERS & FILTER CHANGE INDICATOR
			Filters
			Filter Change Indicator
			Filter Replacement Cycle
17		REPLACING THE FILTERS
19		TROUBLESHOOTING

PRODUCT INSTALLATION

09  T-VALVE INSTALLATION

10  FAUCET INSTALLATION

12  FILTER HEAD

CONNECTION

    ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION

13  INSTALLING THE FILTERS 14  CONNECTING THE TUBING

      Using “Quick Connectors”

15  PREPARING FOR USE

	TECHNICAL INFO
20	PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
21	UC300/UC100
	PERFORMANCE DATA SHEET
24	WARRANTY
25	CONTACT BRONDELL

26  SPANISH VERSION 53  FRENCH VERSION

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SAFETY INFORMATION

Be careful to keep this safety information. Please read this information to prevent property loss and ensure safety.

DANGER:  If not observed, serious injury or even death may occur as a result.

WARNING:  If not observed, serious physical injury or property damage may occur as a result.

•Read all the instructions before using or installing the Coral UC300/UC100.

•Never disassemble, repair or reconstruct the filter head housing. This may cause the product to fail.

•Never unscrew the filters while the product is in use. This may cause failure due to high water pressure, or it may cause a water leak.

•Do not install near radiators. This may cause fire, or the product could be damaged, resulting

•in leakage.

CAUTION:  If not observed, minor physical injury or property damage may occur as a result.

•For California Residents: CR2032 batteries contain Perchlorate Material - special handling may apply. Visit http://www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/perchlorate for more information.

•Use or place the unit on a level area and do not apply force to the unit. This may cause physical injury and/or damage to the product that may void your warranty.

•Turn the water supply valve off if the filter system will not be used for an extended period of time.

•Especially during very cold weather, the water pressure may rise and may cause a water leak.

•Replace the filters according to their scheduled replacement intervals. If one or more of the filters are exhausted, the purification quality will diminish.

•When replacing the filter or moving the product, do not pull on the water supply hose. The water supply hose may become detached, damaged, or the quick connection coupling may be weakened.

•If a water leak occurs while using the product, or the area around the product is wet,

•turn the water supply valve off immediately.

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IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT “TDS METERS” AND TESTERS

Q) When I use a Total Dissolved Particle (TDS) reader to test my water after it goes through the Coral Undercounter Water Filtration System, why don't the levels of dissolved particles go down or decrease? I don’t think the product is working.

The Coral Undercounter Water Filtration System is not designed to remove beneficial minerals from your drinking water. These minerals that occur naturally are a healthy part of your drinking water and should remain. The Brondell Coral Undercounter Water Filtration System is designed to dramatically reduce water-soluble harmful contaminants, including industrial chemicals, pesticides, herbicides, turbidity, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and microorganisms, most of which cannot be "read" with a TDS reader.

Since these harmful components are water-soluble, they cannot be picked up by a simple TDS meter. Contrary to its name (Total Dissolved Solids or TDS Meter), these inexpensive products cannot detect most harmful water-soluble contaminants.

There is a major misconception that low TDS readings mean healthy water and that is simply not always true.

The best method for testing the performance of a water filtration device is to have a nationally recognized independent organization, such as WQA (Water Quality Association) or NSF International, test and certify the products. The certified data is then available in a Performance Data Sheet, which you should request from the

manufacturer. For more clarification of what the Coral Undercounter Water Filtration System does remove from your water, please see our Certified Performance Data Sheets on pages 21-23.

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BRONDELL H2O+ CORAL FEATURES

Superior Filtration Performance

Best in class water filtration for a healthy home and family

Elegant Chrome Faucet with Integrated LED Filter Change Indicator

Simple intuitive LED indicator reminds you when it’s time to change your filters

Easy Quick Change Filter Replacement

Brondell’s special “twist & seal” filter system makes changing your filters a breeze

One Year (UC300) or Six Month (UC100) Filter Lifespan

Simplified maintenance and low cost of operation

Easy DIY Installation

Pre-installed faucet tubing and “quick-connect” water supply connections simplifies installation

WQA Gold Seal Certified Filtration Technology

Filtration performance claims you can trust!

One Year Manufacturers Warranty

Backed by Brondell’s commitment to superior customer service and support

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UC300 PRODUCT COMPONENTS

Filter Head

3 Filters:

LED Indicator Faucet

Connection Assembly

Sediment Filter

Assembly with attached

Pre-Carbon Filter

tubing (blue)

Carbon Block Filter

Water Supply T-Valve	T-Valve Adapters	Water Supply Tubing
with Rubber Washer	with Rubber Washer
(3/8” connection)	3/8” to 1/2”

Mounting Screws	Quick Connect
	90° Elbows

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UC100 PRODUCT COMPONENTS

Filter Head

1 Filter:

LED Indicator Faucet

Connection Assembly

Carbon Block Filter

Assembly with attached

tubing (blue)

Water Supply T-Valve	T-Valve Adapters	Water Supply Tubing
with Rubber Washer	with Rubber Washer
(3/8” connection)	3/8” to 1/2”

Mounting Screws	Quick Connect
	90° Elbows

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UC300 WATER FLOW DIAGRAM

	Tap Faucet	LED Indicator
		Faucet
	Cold Water	Sink
	Supply
	Water Supply	Filtered
	Tubing	Water Tubing
	Water Supply
	T-Valve

Filter Head Connection

Assembly

Sediment Filter

Pre-Carbon Filter

Carbon Block Filter

– REAR VIEW –

OUTLET INLET

Filtered	Incoming
Water	Water

Carbon	Pre-Carbon	Sediment
Block Filter	Filter	Filter

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UC100 WATER FLOW DIAGRAM

	Tap Faucet	LED Indicator
		Faucet
	Cold Water	Sink
	Supply
	Water Supply	Filtered
	Tubing	Water Tubing
	Water Supply
	T-Valve
	Filter Head Connection
	Assembly
	Carbon Block Filter

	– REAR VIEW –
OUTLET	INLET
Filtered	Incoming
Water	Water

Carbon

Block Filter

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PRODUCT INSTALLATION

Do not install the Filter Head Connection Asssembly further than 12 feet away from either the water supply valve, or the Indicator Faucet.

Avoid unnecessary slack in the supply hoses when connecting to the water supply, Filter Head Connection Assembly, or Indicator Faucet.

Do not install in direct sunlight, or a place where it will be directly exposed to freezing temperatures.

STEP 1:  T-VALVE INSTALLATION

Be sure to install the T-Valve on the cold water supply line. Running hot water through the Coral Water Filtration System will damage the filters.

1. Close the cold water supply valve. Place a bucket, or similar item, underneath the valve to catch any water that may spill out during installation.

2. Unscrew the hose that connects the cold water supply valve to the existing tap water faucet.

3. Ensure the rubber washer is inside the T-Valve, and then screw the T-Valve Adapter onto the cold water supply valve.

NOTE: If the water supply valve is larger than the 3/8” connection on the T-Valve, use the included 1/2”Valve Adapters with Rubber Washers to connect the T-Valve and the water supply hose.

4. Screw the cold water supply hose to the top of the T-Valve. Be sure to keep the water supply valve closed.

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PRODUCT INSTALLATION (cont.)

STEP 2:  FAUCET INSTALLATION

Top Spout

Top Cap	LED Indicator
Main Body
	Battery Seat
Escutcheon
	CR2032
	Battery
	Counter Top
	Plastic Washer
Lock Washer	(raised area faces down)
	Locking Nut

1/4" Tube

(connected to faucet)

Before Installation

You will need an existing faucet hole at least 7/16 inches in diameter in the sink or countertop to install the supplied filtered water faucet. You may also replace an existing kitchen sprayer, soap dispenser, or plug already on the countertop or sink.

If drilling a new hole is required for the faucet installation, please consult a professional. Brondell will not be liable for any damages including those to the sink or countertop due to installation of the faucet or drilling a hole.

Please find answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) and installation videos on brondell.com

For California Residents: CR2032 batteries contain Perchlorate Material - special handling may apply. Visit http:// www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardouswaste/ perchlorate for more information.

1.Unpack the faucet and insert the Top Spout into the Main Body by pushing down until inserted then screw the Top Cap clockwise until secured in place.

2.Cut zip tie on the blue water connection tubing and unroll to straighten tubing. Be careful not to cut the tube when removing the zip tie.

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3.Attach the Escutcheon to the Main Body by inserting the blue tubing through the Escutcheon and pushing it all the way up until connected to the Main Body.

4.Install the faucet on top of the countertop or sink and feed the blue tubing through the hole to the cabinet below. Then slide the large Plastic Washer as shown up through the blue tubing until snug against the bottom of the countertop or sink hole.

Be sure that the flat part of the Plastic Washer is facing up and the raised area is facing down, as shown to the right.

**IMPORTANT** Be sure that the flat side of the Plastic Washer is facing up and the raised area is facing down, as shown below.

FLAT SIDE FACES UP

RAISED AREA FACES DOWN

5.Install the Lock Washer and the Locking Nut the same way and tighten until the plastic washer is holding the faucet assembly firmly in place. The faucet is now installed.

6.Pull the plastic tab out from the battery compartment to activate the faucet indicator. The LED light will blink red once, blue once, and then will be ready to go.

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PRODUCT INSTALLATION (cont.)

STEP 3:  FILTER HEAD CONNECTION ASSEMBLY INSTALLATION

1.Attach the two Quick Connect 90° Elbows to back side of the Connection Assembly Inlet and Outlet as shown

UC300

UC100

Be sure to install the Filter Head Connection Assembly so that the top of the assembly is at least 14 inches from the floor of the sink cabinet. Otherwise the filters will not install or seat correctly.

2.Using a pencil, mark where the Filter Head Connection Assembly will be mounted to the sidewall of the cabinet (at least 14” from the cabinet floor). Use a level to make sure that the Assembly will be mounted straight.

NOTE: Before you mount the Connection Assembly, it may be a good idea to practice inserting and removing the filters.

3.Insert the two mounting screws through the holes in the Assembly frame and screw into the cabinet sidewall.

14 inches	14 inches
UC300	UC100

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STEP 4:  INSTALLING THE FILTERS

NOTE:  For purchasers of the Coral UC300, it is very important to install the filters in the correct order. Simply match the same label colors to the filter head labels. From left-to-right, the proper order is

1)Sediment filter

2)Pre-Carbon filter

3)Carbon Block filter

1. To insert the filters, first line up the arrow on the filter head with the arrow on the filter

2. With the top and bottom arrows still lined up, insert the top

of the filter into the housing and turn 90 degrees to the right, until the filter will not turn any more.

The Filter Head arrow should
now be lined up with the “Circle”
icon and notch on the top
of the filter.	UC300	UC100

3.For UC300 – Repeat the process for the Pre-Carbon filter and Carbon Block filter. For UC100 – This process is complete.

water inlet

water outlet

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PRODUCT INSTALLATION (cont.)

STEP 5:  CONNECTING THE TUBING

Using "Quick Connectors"

Tube connections on the T-Valve, Filter Head Connection Assembly, and Indicator Faucet are all of the “Quick Connect” variety. The steps below illustrate how to connect and disconnect the Tubes from these connectors.

a. Push the Tube into the Collette. The Collette is a collar that	a
provides a secure fit for the Tube and prevents water leaks.

b.Push the Tube in until it stops. The Tube will be secure, and resistant to tugs or pulls. The Collette will be rigid and raised slightly from the connector housing.

c.To disconnect the Tube, push down and hold the Collette first, and then pull the Tube out gently.

	c
b

Collette

Tube

Connector

Housing

Visit brondell.com for our Quick Connect Tutorial video.

1. Water Supply Connection

Use the supplied white Water Supply Tubing to connect the T-valve to the Filter Head Connector Assembly by pushing one end of the tubing firmly into the Quick Connector

Collette on the open side of the T-Valve. Be sure to push in all the way and ensure the Tube is not bent or kinked.

Then connect the other open end of the Tubing to the Filter Head Connector Assembly “Inlet” by inserting the tube into the Collette on the Quick Connect 90° Elbow on the side labeled

“Inlet”.

2. Faucet Connection

Now, connect the open end of the Blue Tubing coming from the Faucet to the Filter Head Connector Assembly “Outlet” by inserting the Tube into the Collette on the Quick Connect 90° Elbow on the side labeled “Outlet”. Be sure to push in firmly all the way and ensure the Tube is not bent or kinked.

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PREPARING FOR USE

TURN ON WATER & CHECK FOR LEAKS

Before turning the cold water valve back on, review the installation instructions to ensure that the T-Valve and water hoses are connected correctly and securely.

1. Turn on water supply

a. Open the T-Valve by turning the valve arm 90° as shown.

b. Turn the cold water supply valve at the wall counter-   clockwise to turn on. The cold water supply will then   begin to supply water to the Coral UC300 or UC100.

2.Checking for leaks

a.Once the water supply has been turned on, check for any   signs of leaking throughout the system.

b.If no leaks are found, wait 5 minutes and check one more   time. If still no leaking, then continue to next step to flush   the system.

Failure to properly install this product or to properly check for leaks may cause damage to the property. In these instances, Brondell, Inc. will not be held responsible for any damages.

FLUSHING THE SYSTEM

1.Turn the Indicator Faucet on and let the water flow from the faucet for 5 minutes continuously to flush the system and activate the filter(s).

2.Check one last time for any leaks during this process.

3.Your Coral system is now ready to use!

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FILTERS & FILTER CHANGE INDICATOR

FILTERS

The filters are critical to the performance of the Coral UC Water Filtration system, and it is important to replace all of the filters on a regular basis. If any of the filters are overused beyond the recommended service life, the performance of the water filtration device can deteriorate. Do not

miss the filter replacement cycle or use non-compatible filters as this can affect system performance or damage the unit.

Contact Brondell at 888-542-3355, or visit us at www.brondell.com to order replacement filters.

FILTER CHANGE INDICATOR

The LED filter change indicator in the faucet works by tracking both time and water flow from the Coral UC system.

UC300 – When 12 months have elapsed or 600 gallons of water has been filtered through the system     (whichever comes first), the LED will flash red when dispensing water instead of flashing blue.

UC100 – When 6 months have elapsed or 300 gallons of water has been filtered through the system     (whichever comes first), the LED will flash red when dispensing water instead of flashing blue.

When the faucet LED indicator begins to flash red, it’s now time to change the filters and reset the faucet indicator by replacing the battery.

A new battery is always included with the UF-35, or UF-15 filter replacement set.

FILTER REPLACEMENT CYCLE

Part Number	Filter Name	Usable period*
UC300
	Sediment Filter	12 months
UF-35	Pre-Carbon Plus Filter	12 months
	Carbon Block Filter	12 months

UC100

UF-15	Carbon Block Filter	6 months

* The filter replacement frequency may be increased for areas with poor water quality or

 greater use. The period for the filter exchange is based on an average production of 1.64

 gallons of drinking water per day.

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MAINTENANCE

REPLACING THE FILTERS

1.Close the T-Valve under the sink to shut off the flow of water to the Coral.

2.Once the T-valve is shut off, turn the Indicator Faucet on all the way and keep it on until all the residual water in the tubes has been expelled.

3.Turn the filter(s) to be replaced 90° to the left, until the filter comes out of the Filter Head Connection Assembly.

For UC300, remove the remaining two filters.

For UC100, the process is complete.

4.Install the new filter(s). Review the procedure outlined on Page 13.

5.Open the T-Valve to restore the flow of water and turn the Indicator Faucet on for 5 minutes continuously to flush and activate the new filter(s).

Be sure to reset the Indicator Faucet by following the next steps.

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MAINTENANCE (cont.)

REPLACING THE FILTERS (cont.)

6.Replace the battery in the faucet LED indicator to reset the filter change reminder. The battery type is CR2032 and Brondell provides one with every set of UF-35 and UF-15 filters.

a.Under the faucet handle, locate the black rubber battery compartment. Grasp it from the sides and pull down as shown.

b.Remove the old battery from the compartment by lifting the silver metal tab and sliding the battery out of the rubber casing. Wait 30 seconds for the residual energy to drain to reset the indicator.

c.Replace with a new CR2032 battery by sliding the battery under the silver tab, making sure that the words on the battery are facing out. A fresh CR2032 battery comes with every UF-35 and UF-15 Replacement Filter pack.

d.Push the black rubber battery compartment back up into the faucet handle.

e.The indicator will blink red once, blue once, and then the indicator will function as normal.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

	Problem	Possible Cause	Solution
	There is no water flow.	Incoming cold water supply valve is	Turn on incoming cold water supply valve.
		turned off.
		The tubing is bent or twisted.	Straighten out the hose. If water flow is still
			impacted, replace the hose.
		The water supply valve is not turned on	Ensure the water supply valve is open
		all the way.	completely.
	There is not enough
	water flow.	The temperature of the tap water	If the water temperature decreses due to
			inclement weather, water will flow more
		decreased sharply.
			slowly through the system than normal.
		The life of one or more of the filters has	Replace the filters, per the instructions on
		run out.	Page 17.
	The water tastes or	The life of the filters has expired.	Replace the filters, per the instructions on
	smells bad.		Page 17.
		The tubing is not inserted into the quick	Ensure the hose is inserted completely.
		connector completely.
	There is a leak
	surrounding one of		Cut the tubing off at the damaged area and
	the hose connections.
		The end of the tube is damaged.	connect the tube again, or replace the tubing
			entirely.
	Water is leaking from	An O-ring on one of the filters is	Determine which filter or filters are affected
	the head Connection
		damaged.	and contact the Brondell service center.
	Assembly.

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PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Product name	Coral Three-Stage Undercounter Water Filtration System
Model	UC300
Filters	Sediment, Pre-Carbon, Carbon Block (UF-35)
Product Dimensions	9” (W) x 13.5” (H) x 3.75” (D)
Working temperature	39º F – 100º F (4º C – 38º C)
Working pressure	35 psi – 100 psi (241 kPa – 689 kPa)
Net weight	3.8 lbs. (1.72 kg)
Product name	Coral Single-Stage Undercounter Water Filtration System
Model	UC100
Filter	Carbon Block (UF-15)
Product Dimensions	3.5” (W) x 13.5” (H) x 3.75” (D)
Working temperature	39º F – 100º F (4º C – 38º C)
Working pressure	35 psi – 100 psi (241 kPa – 689 kPa)
Net weight	1.8 lbs. (0.82 kg)

Service flow rate and production rate can differ with varying water temperature and water pressure.

Without any prior notice, all or parts of the product are subject to change for the purpose of improving the performance of the product.

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CORAL UC300/UC100 Filtration

System Performance Data Sheet

Models: Coral UC300 & UC100

This system has been tested and certified by the Water Quality Association according NSF/ANSI 42 and 53 for the reduction of the substances listed below. The concentration of the indicated substances in water entering the system was reduced to a concentration less than or equal to the permissible limit for water leaving the system, as specified in NSF/ANSI 42 and 53. The system has also been tested and certified by WQA according to NSF/ANSI 372 and CSA B483.1.

				Influent Challenge	Maximum Permissible Product
			Average Percent		Water Concentration or Minimum
		Substance		Concentration
			Reduction		Allowable % Reduction
				(mg/L unless specififed)
					(mg/L unless specififed)
		Chlorine, Taste, & Odor	98.0%	2.00 ± 10%	≥ 50% Reduction
	NSF/ANSI 42	Chloramine	98.6%	3.00 ± 10%	0.5
	Aesthetic Effects
		Particulate Class 1 particles	99.8%	minimum	≥ 85% Reduction
		0.5 to < 1µm		10,000 particles/mL
		Cyst	99.99%	minimum	≥ 99.95% Reduction
				50,000 particles/L
		Mercury Reduction pH 8.5	96.9%	0.006 ± 10%	0.002
		Mercury Reduction pH 6.5	96.9%	0.006 ± 10%	0.002
	NSF/ANSI 53	Lead Reduction pH 8.5	99.2%	0.15 ± 10%	0.010
	Health Effects	Lead Reduction pH 6.5	99.7%	0.15 ± 10%	0.010
		MTBE Reduction	96.9%	0.015 ± 10%	0.005
		Turbidity	96.6%	11 ± 1 NTU	0.5 NTU
		VOC Surrogate Test	99.8%	3.00 ± 10%	≥ 95% Reduction
		Asbestos Reduction	99.96%	100-1000 MFL	≥ 99% Reduction

While testing was performed under laboratory conditions, actual performance may vary.

General Operating Information:

UC300 Rated Capacity	600 gallons (2271 L)
UC100 Rated Capacity	300 gallons (1135 L)
Min-Max operating pressure:	35 psi – 100 psi (241 kPa – 689 kPa)
Min-Max feed water temperature:	39º F – 100º F (4º C – 38º C)
Rated Service Flow	0.50 gpm (1.89 lpm)

•Do not use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality without adequate disinfection before or after the system.

•Refer to the owners manual for specific installation instructions, manufacturer’s limited warranty, user responsibility, and parts and service availability.

•For parts and service availability, please contact Brondell.

•The estimated replacement time of filter, which is a consumable part, is not an indication of quality guarantee period, but it means the ideal time of filter replacement. Accordingly, the estimated time of filter replacement may be shortened in case it is used in an area of poor water quality.

•System and installation shall comply with all state and local regulations.

•Systems certified for cyst reduction may be used on disinfected waters that may contain filterable cysts.

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CORAL UC300/UC100 Filtration

System Performance Data Sheet

	Part Number	Filter Name	Usable period*
	UF-35	Sediment Filter	12 months
		Pre-Carbon Filter	12 months
	for UC300
		Carbon Block Filter	12 months
	UF-15	Carbon Block Filter	6 months
	for UC100

* The filter replacement frequency may be increased for areas with poor water quality or greater use. The period   for the filter exchange is based on an average production of 1.64 gallons of drinking water per day.

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CORAL UC300/UC100 Filtration

System Performance Data Sheet

		Drinking Water	Influent Challenge		Maximum Product
		Regulatory Level		Chemical Reduction
	Chemical		Concentration		Water Concentration
		(MCL/MAC)		Percent (%)
			(mg/L unless specified)		(mg/L unless specified)
		(mg/L unless specified)
	alachlor	0.002	0.050	> 98	0.0013
	atrazine	0.003	0.100	> 97	0.0033
	benzene	0.005	0.081	> 99	0.0013
	carbofuran	0.040	0.190	> 99	0.0013
	carbon tetrachloride	0.005	0.078	98	0.00184
	chlorobenzene	0.100	0.077	> 99	0.0013
	chloropicrin	–	0.015	99	0.00023
	2,4-D	0.070	0.110	98	0.00174
	dibromochloropropane(DBCP)	0.0002	0.052	> 99	0.000023
	o-dichlorobenzene	0.600	0.080	> 99	0.0013
	p-dichlorobenzene	0.075	0.040	> 98	0.0013
	1,2-dichloroethane	0.005	0.088	955	0.00485
	1,1-dichloroethylene	0.007	0.083	> 99	0.0013
	cis-1,2-dichloroethylene	0.070	0.170	> 99	0.00053
	trans-1,2-dichloroethylene	0.100	0.086	> 99	0.0013
	1,2-dichloropropane	0.005	0.080	> 99	0.0013
	cis-1,3-dichloropropylene	–	0.079	> 99	0.0013
	dinoseb	0.007	0.170	99	0.00024
	endrin	0.002	0.053	99	0.000594
	ethylbenzene	0.700	0.088	> 99	0.0013
	ethylene dilbromide (EDB)	0.00005	0.044	> 99	0.000023
	haloacetonitriles (HAN)
	bromochloroacetonitrile	–	0.022	98	0.00053
	dibromoacetonitrile	–	0.024	98	0.00063
	dichloroacetonitrile	–	0.0096	98	0.00023
	trichloroacetoritrile	–	0.015	98	0.00033
	haloketones (HK):
	1,1-dichloro-2-propanone	–	0.0072	99	0.00013
	1,1,1-trichloro-2-propanone	–	0.0082	96	0.00033
	heptachlor (H-34,Heptox)	0.0004	0.08	> 99	0.0004
	heptachlor epoxide	0.0002	0.01076	98	0.00026
	hexachlorobutadiene	–	0.044	> 98	0.0013
	hexachlorocyclopentadiene	0.050	0.060	> 99	0.0000023
	lindane	0.0002	0.055	> 99	0.000013
	methoxychlor	0.040	0.050	> 99	0.00013
	pentachlorophenol	0.001	0.096	> 99	0.0013
	simazine	0.004	0.120	> 97	0.0043
	styrene	0.100	0.150	> 99	0.00053
	1,1,2,2-tetrachloroethane	–	0.081	> 99	0.0013
	tetrachloroethylene	0.005	0.081	> 99	0.0013
	toluene	1.000	0.078	> 99	0.0013
	2,4,5-TP (silvex)	0.050	0.270	99	0.00164
	tribromoacetic acid	–	0.042	> 98	0.0013
	1,2,4-trichlorobenzene	0.070	0.160	> 99	0.00053
	1,1,1-trichloroethane	0.200	0.084	95	0.00464
	1,1,2-trichloroethane	0.005	0.150	> 99	0.00053
	trichloroethylene	0.005	0.180	> 99	0.00103
	trihalomethanes (includes):
	chloroform (surrogate chemical)
	bromoform	0.080
	bromodichloromethane		0.300	95	0.015
	chlorodibromomethane
	xylenes (total)	10	0.070	> 99	0.0013

* Chloroform was used as the surrogate chemical for VOC reduction claims

Brondell, Inc PO Box 470085

San Francisco, CA 94147 www.brondell.com 1-888-542-3355

1 These harmonized values were agreed upon by representatives of USEPA and Health Canada for the purpose of
evaluating products to the requirements of this Standard.
2 Influent challenge levels are average influent concentrations determined in surrogate qualification testing.
3 Maximum product water level was not observed but was set at the detection limit of the analysis.
4 Maximum product water level is set at a value determined in surrogate qualification testing.
5 Chemical reduction percent and maximum product water level calculated at chloroform 95% breakthrough
point as determined in surrogate qualification testing.
6 The surrogate test results for heptachlor epoxide demonstrated a 98% reduction. These data were used to
calculate an upper occurrence concentration which would produce a maximum product water level at the MCL.	23