British Berkefeld Gravity 12L

The British Berkefeld Gravity 12L is the largest countertop gravity water filter by British Berkefeld. It comes with two ceramic filter elements for the reduction of common contaminants (see list below) and chlorine. This waterfilter is made from stainless steel and consists of two containers. The upper chamber of the filter is filled with untreated water. Gravity forces untreated water through the filters into the lower chamber. At last, your water is ready to drink! This system is perfect for countertop use and suits every kitchen due to its polished stainless steel housing. No prior knowledge or electricity is required to operate this waterfilter. It is therefore a stand-alone system and requires little maintenance. Check below for more information about this high-quality system. You may also view our documents at the bottom of the page for more detailed information!

So what does it filter?

The ATC Super Sterasyl reduce the following elements;

• Turbidity: >98%
• Bacteria (including E.coli, cholera, Shigella, typhoid, Klebsiella Terrigena): >99.99%
• Cysts (including Cryptosporidium, Giardia): >99.99%
• Range of pesticides: >95%
• Medicines: >99.5%
• Lindane: >99%
• Atrazine: 99.38%
• Benzene: >99%
• Chlorine: >99%
• Microplastics: 99%
• Nanoplastics: 99% from a size of 0.5 microns (500 nanometers)
• Heavy metals
  • Lead reduction pH 6.5: average 99.5%
  • Lead reduction pH 8.5: average 99.5%
  • Range of metals pH 6.5: 81.5%
  • Range of metals pH 8.5: 81%
• Reduces PFAS/PFOS

General Information:

• Compatible filter elements;
  • Sterasyl
  • Super Sterasyl
  • ATC Super Sterasyl (One set included as standard)
  • Ultra Fluoride
• Maximum amount of filter elements; 4
• Filters up to 4 liters per hour with four filter elements installed. With only two filter elements installed the filtration rate is up to 1.7-2 liters per hour.
• It is recommended to replace the filters every six months or after 1500 liters. You may buy seperate filter elements in our filter elements section.