The Claris water filter cartridge is a new technology tailored to the hot beverage market. The Claris EV4339-12 meets all your filtration and softening needs in one filter.

• Applications: Coffee/Office Coffee Service (OCS), Espresso, Brewed Iced Tea, Hot Drink Vending
• Unique water conditioning technology combines mineral adaptation, mineral stabilization, and corrosion inhibition
• Features a 5-stage filtration process that includes:
• Prefiltration
• Carbonate hardness adjustment
• Fine filtration
• Highly efficient carbon block
• Solid membrane filter
• Removes harmful contaminants and unpleasant odors and tastes
• Removes particles down to five (5) microns for the highest equipment protection
• Operates in a vertical or horizontal position
• Includes replacement filter cartridge only. Head sold separately.
• Everpure Claris Large Spec Sheet

When should I change my filter?

The rule of thumb is to change these cartridges once a year. There is a Flow Meter (EV4339-31/32 sold separately) that monitors the gallons used and indicates when it is time for a filter change. However, if you do not have this meter, we recommend it every 12 months. There are six different sizes of cartridges to choose from:

ITEM #	MODEL NUMBER	CAPACITY (GAL.)	FLOW RATE (GPM)	MICRON RATING
EV433910	CLARIS S	400 gallons for Espresso, 450 gallons for OCS/coffee	0.5	5
EV433911	CLARIS M	660 gallons for Espresso, 790 gallons for OCS/Coffee	0.5	5
EV433912	CLARIS L	1,100 gallons for Espresso, 1,255 gallons for OCS/coffee	1	5
EV433913	CLARIS XL	1,585 gallons for Espresso, 1,900 gallons for OCS/coffee	1	5
EV433914	CLARIS XXL	2,910 gallons for Espresso, 3,490 gallons for OCS/Coffee	1	5

What is the difference between Everpure Claris Traditional vs. Claris Ultra?

Claris Ultra offers higher capacities versus traditional Claris due to its added sequestering agent which allows more blended water to go through the DUOBLEND bypass, putting less stress on the resin and thus slowing its exhaustion.

*Note: Cartridge capacity varies according to the volume of water filtered and the hardness of that water.