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introduction
Water is the most essential natural resource needed to provide and sustain
existence for all life forms. Frighteningly, portions of the world’s populations
still do not have access to safe drinking water. There are many standards
water has to pass in order to become safe for the public to consume;
however, this does not necessarily mean that the water is free of
contaminants. Propur™ has made it simple to remove these added
impurities from the water you drink daily.
Is Your Drinking Water Propurified™?
Contents
NSF certification 2
Setting up your Propur™ 5-8
Cleaning 5
Installation 6-7
Propur™ Scout Installation 8
Using your Propur™ 8
FAQs 9-10
Warranty 11
ProOne G2.0® Performance 3-4
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Attention CA, IA and WI Consumers
In compliance with state law for CA, IA and WI, Propur™ water filtration
products are sold and shipped to residents of these states without any health related
performance claims except for aesthetics including chlorine reduction, and
improvement with taste, odor and sediment.
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NSF: WHY IS NSF IMPORTANT?
With a mission to protect and improve human health globally, NSF is an
independent accredited organization that tests and certifies a product to
ensure that it meets the regulatory requirements necessary by the United
States as well as testing requirements for many other countries. The NSF
water certification is used as a mark of distinction for consumers to have
knowledge that the product they are using is able to safely and effectively
remove contaminants from drinking water. Our ProOne® G2.0 filter has met
the NSF/ANSI-42 standard required to help provide healthy clean drinking
water.
NSF/ANSI 42: Drinking Water Treatment Units - Aesthetic Effects
NSF/ANSI 42 establishes the minimum requirements for the certification of
POU/POE filtration systems designed to reduce specific aesthetic or
non-health-related contaminants (chlorine, taste, odor and
particulates) that may be present in public or private drinking
water.
The scope of NSF/ANSI 42 includes material safety, structural
integrity and aesthetic, non-health-related contaminant
reduction performance claims. The most common
technology addressed by this standard is carbon filtration.
NSF/ANSI 53: Drinking Water Treatment Units - Health Effects
NSF/ANSI 53 establishes the minimum requirements for the certification of
POU/POE filtration systems designed to reduce specific health-related contaminants, such as Cryptosporidium, Giardia, lead,
volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) and MTBE (methyl tertiary-butyl ether),
that may be present in public or private drinking water.
The scope of NSF/ANSI 53 includes material safety, structural integrity and
health-related contaminant reduction performance claims. The most
common technology addressed by this standard is carbon filtration.
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PrOOne® G2.0 Performance
The ProOne® G2.0 filter has been tested in accordance with NSF 42
and 53 standards, and NSF protocol P231.
Test results from an independent water testing Lab certified by the
state of New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection show
the ProOne® G2.0 filter removes and/or reduces contaminants
including heavy metals, VOC’s, monochloramines, pesticides,
herbicides, pharmaceutical drugs, fluoride, bacteria, viruses, Giardia
and more without any add-on filters. Even the contaminants found
in the Toledo and West Virginia water supplies are covered by the
ProOne® G2.0 filter. For complete lab report details, please visit our
website propurusa.com.
Now here’s why the ProOne® G2.0 is technically advanced over other gravity filters
1. You don’t need to prime the ProOne® G2.0 filter. It
doesn’t make sense – if you’re trying to filter out contaminants in your water, why use contaminated water to
prime your filters. There’s no need to buy any additional
device to prime your filters
2. Fluoride, arsenic and other heavy metals are reduced/
removed by a process called absorption using a specially
formulated carbon based granular media inside the
ProOne® G2.0, not alumina as used by other manufacturers in add-on filters.
3. The ProOne® G2.0 is silver infused which helps prevent the
growth of bacteria
4. Sized at 2.75” diameter rather than the standard 2” as
found with most other brands of gravity filters for maximum surface area absorption of water
5. With the ProOne® G2.0 ALL-IN-ONE” filter, there’s
a. No need to purchase and attach add-on filters to
remove fluoride, arsenic or other heavy metals
b. No add-on filters hang down into the water
storage container
c. No add-on filters to slow down flow rate
d. No add-on filters that require frequent
replacement and expense
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A word about TDS and PPM…
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
“A TDS Meter indicates the Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) of a solution, i.e. the
concentration of dissolved solids in it. Since dissolved ionized solids such as
salts and minerals increase the conductivity of a solution, a TDS meter
measures the conductivity of the solution and estimates the TDS from that.
A TDS meter typically displays the TDS in parts per million (ppm). For example, a TDS reading of 1 ppm would indicate there is 1 milligram of dissolved solids in each kilogram of water.” TDS is a measure of total dissolved solids and NOT dissolved contaminants. A higher TDS can simply be
high calcium or mineral content. As Propur™ filters are made from minerals, TDS may be higher after the water has been treated. This does not
mean the filter isn’t working, it means the TDS meter is picking up the minerals that are naturally released by the filter. A PPM meter is the same as a
TDS meter, it is simply measures dissolved solids in water. A TDS meter is not
generally recognized in the industry as a proper means of testing water for
contaminants. They were created years ago by the manufacturers of reverse osmosis systems as a means of demonstrating the effectiveness of
RO which removes most if not all minerals.
The ProOne® G2.0 filter is available in 4 sizes to fit all PropurTM systems
and most other brands of gravity systems. Choose the most advanced gravity water filter – choose the ProOne G2.0® by PropurTM.
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Setting up your Propur
TM
Knob handle
Lid
Upper container
Filter elements
Plug(s) for unused
filter hole(s)
Lower container
Spigot
Non-slip pad
What Your Propur™ System Includes:
1 - Upper container
1 - Lower container
1 - Spigot, 4-washers and nut
1 - Lid, knob with hardware
1 or 2 - Filter element(s), wing
nut(s) and washer(s)
Filter hole plug(s): 0 -TRAVELER,
1 - NOMAD, 1 - BIG, 2 - KING
1 - Non-slip pad
1 - Scrubby sponge
For cool or cold water use only.
Propur™ Systems are made from imported and domestic components manufactured to
Propur™ specifications and standards and assembled in Commerce Twp, Michigan USA. For
the latest information and instructions on assembling and maintaining Propur™ products,
please visit www.propurusa.com.
Cleaning
Cleaning your system
1) Wash your hands.
2) Use liquid dish washing soap along with the yellow side of
the enclosed scrubby sponge to clean the stainless steel parts of
your unit. Rinse well.
Warning: Do not use rough side of sponge on stainless steel system.
Cleaning your filters
1) Wash your hands.
2) Remove the filter(s) from packaging.
3) Hold the filter(s) by the plastic base. Run the ceramic under cool
running water.
4) Scrub the filter with the rough (green) side of scrubby sponge.
Rinse well.
Warning: Do not use any soap on the filter.
Do not allow water to go up the stem of the filter.
5) Lay filter(s) on side until ready to install.
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UPPER CONTAINER
LID
KNOB HANDLE
Plug(s) for unused filter hole(s)
Filter washer(s) mount on top side of
container
Wing nut
Installation
Selecting a location for your system
Your system should be placed in a cool place on a flat surface.
Setting up the system
1) Hold knob on top side of lid and insert screw with washer from
underneath side of lid and tighten with screwdriver.
2) Install spigot (see Installation Diagram A on page 6 for details).
Remove nut from spigot. Insert stainless washer and one white washer
on threaded stem of spigot. Insert spigot through hole in the side of
the lower container. Place white washer and stainless washer on
threaded stem and secure in place with nut. Tighten nut securely
with pliers until snug.
3) Place the black non- slip pad underneath the lower container.
Installing the filters
1) Place washer onto filter stem.
2) Place the filter stem through a hole in the upper container.
3) Install wing nut on the underside of the upper container.
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN
4) Repeat as necessary.
5) Plug remaining hole(s) with enclosed plug(s).
6) Place upper container onto lower container.
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NEW On/Off Spigot handle
On - 6 o’clock position
Off - 3 o’clock position
One white washer
goes on the outside and one on
the inside of the
container.
Stainless steel
washer on
the outside
Container
NEW “wide mouth”
DIAGRAM A — SPIGOT INSTALLATION
Stainless steel
washer on
the inside
Container
Plastic nut
Rubber washer
Rubber washer
SIGHT GLASS SPIGOT INSTALLATION
Instructions
1) Remove plastic nut
from spigot.
2) Remove one rubber
washer from spigot.
3) Place threaded stem
through spigot hole in
the bottom container.
4) Reinstall rubber washer.
5) Reinstall plastic nut.
PLASTIC SPIGOT INSTALLATION
Instructions
1) Remove plastic nut
from spigot.
2) Remove one rubber
washer from spigot.
3) Place threaded stem
through spigot hole in
the bottom container.
4) Reinstall rubber washer.
5) Reinstall plastic nut.
Rubber washer Rubber washer
Container
Plastic nut
Nut
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Start USING YOUR SYSTEM
What your Propur™ Scout includes:
1-Upper Container
1-Lower Container
1-Filter Element, wing nut & washer
1-Scrubby sponge
There is NO spigot required for the Scout
Cleaning
System
1) Wash your hands.
2) Use liquid dish washing soap along with the
yellow side of the enclosed scrubby sponge to
clean the stainless steel parts of your unit.
Warning: Do not use rough side of sponge on
stainless steel system.
Filter
1) Wash your hands.
2) Remove the filter(s) from packaging.
3) Hold the filter(s) by the plastic base. Run the
ceramic under cool running water.
4) Scrub the filter with the rough (green) side of
scrubby sponge. Rinse well.
Warning: Do not use any soap on the filter.
Do not allow water to go up the stem of the filter.
Installing the filter
1) Place the washer onto the stem of the filter.
2) Place the filter stem through hole in the upper container.
3) Install wing nut on the underside of the upper container.
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN
4)Place upper container onto lower container.
SCOUT
1) Make sure spigot is in off position.
2) Pour water into upper container.
Warning: LOWER CONTAINER SHOULD BE EMPTY BEFORE REFILLING
UPPER CONTAINER. ONLY USE COOL WATER IN THE SYSTEM
3) Allow water to drip into lower container.
4) DISCARD THE FIRST 2-3 CYCLES OF WATER.
Recommended Propur™ system use and maintenance
1) Wash the upper and lower containers once every 2-3 months with
liquid dish washing soap by hand.
DO NOT USE DISHWASHER MACHINE SOAP.
2.) Clean the filters regularly to keep at optimal flow rate.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How long does it take for my system to filter all of the water?
PropurTM systems are gravity fed and therefore water will migrate through the filter
elements and drip-drip-drip into the lower water storage container. The first cycle of
water generally takes longer but the flow rate will increase with use.
*based on standard filter configuration
Please note it is normal to see some water left in the upper container.
How do I know when to change my filters?
Should you notice a difference in the taste of your water and/or a slow down in the
flow rate, may be an indication your filters need to be cleaned or if you’ve cleaned
a few times, may indicate your filters need to be replaced.
What should I do if I use a water softener?
We recommend you source your water before it goes through the water softener.
How often should I clean my filter(s) and system?
We recommend that your entire system be cleaned every 2-3 months.
How do I clean my filter(s)?
Remove your filter(s) from the container. Hold the filters under cool running water for
approx. 2 minutes. While doing this use the dark green side of the scrubby sponge
included with your system. Scrub the entire white surface. Rinse well and reinstall. Do
NOT use soap on the filter. Do NOT allow water to enter the stem.
System
ProOne® G2.0
Flow Rate (Hours)*
Scout 3-4
Traveler 4-5
Nomad 5-6
Big 6-7
King 7-8
Filter Type Recommended Replacement
ProOne® G2.0 M 6 months
ProOne® G2.0 5” 6 months
ProOne® G2.0 7” 12 months per pair
ProOne® G2.0 9” 12 months per pair
ProOne® G2.0 5” Slimline Up to 6 months
ProOne® G2.0 7” Slimline Up to 8 months
ProOne® G2.0 9” Slimline Up to 12 months per pair
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How can I check to make sure my filters are working correctly?
You may run the “blue food coloring test” at any time to ensure your filters are
working at optimum performance. To initiate this test, you’ll just need blue food
coloring available at most grocery stores. First empty any water from the upper
and lower containers. Place a glass under the stem of each water filter element
in the lower container. Place the upper container on top of the lower container
and fill the upper container. Place approx. 3 drops of blue food coloring in the
water and stir. Use liquid BLUE food coloring ONLY (NOT GEL). After a short peri-
od of time, check the glasses in the lower container. If the water in the glass(es)
is clear, your filter(s) are working correctly. If you see any blue tint color water in
either glass or both, that is an indication that one or both filters may need to be
replaced. You may notice some blue tint coloring on the ProOne™G2.0 filters
after performing the test. This is OK. Coloring will go away after a period of time
or you may try cleaning your filters.
What do I do if a filter fails the blue dye test?
Make sure the placement of your washer is correct. Try tightening the wing nut
on the filter. Also, check to make sure plugs are firmly seated. They may need
to be replaced. If none of these solutions help, please call our customer service center.
How should I store my filters?
If NOT using your Propur™ system for any period of time, we suggest you
remove the lid, drain any water that is left in the lower container and remove
the filter elements from your system and allow to air dry. Wrap your filter
elements in a terrycloth towel and store in a dry and cool place. Do not put the
filters in a plastic bag. Do not allow wet water filter elements to freeze. Do not
place water filter elements in a dishwasher or microwave oven. When you
restart your system, simply discard the first supply of water from the lower
container.
How long can I store water in the lower container?
We recommend you cycle water from the bottom container on a regular basis.
Should you need to store water, please store water in an appropriate water
storage container.
How do I know how much water is in the lower container?
You can either lift the upper container to see the water level or use a sight glass
spigot which shows the water level in the lower container. Please remember
you must use water from the bottom container before refilling the upper container.
Why is water leaking between the upper and lower containers?
This occurs only when you have filled the upper container with water still left in
the lower container.
Why is my spigot leaking?
Check the placement of the washers and nut. Try to tighten the nut.
How do I clean my stainless steel?
You may clean the system using a 50-50% solution of white vinegar and water.
Use a sponge or soft cloth. Rinse well and let air dry.
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PROPURTM LIMITED WARRANTY
Lincoln-Remi Group, LLC d/b/a Propur (“PP”) sells its products with the intent that
they are free from defects. PP warrants to the original retail purchaser/consumer
that its products will be free of defects in material and workmanship under normal use for the following periods beginning on the date of purchase: two (2)
years for Propur Original and Prepper series stainless steel systems excluding filter
elements, lifetime for Propur 304 series stainless systems including stainless 304
spigot and excluding filter elements, one (1) year for Propur countertop/faucet
systems, one (1) year for ProOne® G 2.0/G3.0 filters, (9) months for the ProOne®
G2.0 SLIMLINE filters, and ninety (90) days for Propur water filter pitcher
and ProOne® G2.0M filter (Warranty Period”). PP will replace or repair any product, at its sole discretion, during the Warranty Period. Any damage caused by
misuse or abuse; accident; improper installation; dropped product; failure to provide recommended maintenance; transportation damage; neglect; environmental conditions; or any other conditions whatsoever that are beyond the control of PP are excluded from this warranty. This express limited warranty shall be
the sole and exclusive warranty. ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, WHETHER EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR ANY OTHER
POTENTIAL OBLIGATION ON THE PART OF PP WITH RESPECT TO PRODUCTS SOLD BY
PP ARE DISCLAIMED. EXCEPT FOR ANY EXPRESS WARRANTIES, ALL PROPUR PRODUCTS ARE SOLD “AS-IS”. PP shall not be held liable for any incidental, consequen-
tial or special damages of any sort whatsoever. The liability of PP is limited to the
original retail purchaser and to the repair or replacement of defective parts during the Warranty Period. No refunds will be given at any time. The liability of PP
terminates upon the expiration of the Warranty Period or transfer of product ownership.
To obtain warranty service on your Propur product, mail the product with your
dated sales receipt as proof of purchase, postpaid, to the following address:
Propur, 1200 Benstein Rd, Commerce Twp, MI 48390. NO C.O.D’s
This warranty provides you with specific legal rights. You may have additional
rights which may vary from country to country. Because of individual country
laws and regulations, some of the above limitations and exclusions may not
apply to you.
© Propur™ 2012-2015. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. V052215
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