For your water purification system to function efficiently and healthily, it’s important to replace the filters regularly. The replacement intervals vary depending on the filter type and the water quality in your region. To learn when and how to change your filters step by step, check out our detailed guide on water purifier filter replacement.
Activated carbon filters should be replaced approximately every 6 months, reverse osmosis (RO) filters every 6 to 12 months, and sediment or pre-filters every 3 to 6 months, depending on water quality. Failing to replace filters on time reduces the efficiency of the purification system and negatively affects the quality of drinking water. Therefore, it is essential to check your filters regularly and follow the manufacturer's replacement recommendations.
After changing your water purification filters, a series of control steps must be taken. These include:
Factors that influence how often you should replace filters include:
The 7 most common signs that indicate your filter needs replacing:
Based on these indicators, you can determine whether your filters need to be changed. For expert advice and assistance, feel free to contact Sulax!
Replacing your water filter serves 6 key purposes:
At Sulax Water Purification Systems, we proudly offer dedicated support to our customers. You can obtain the desired filter models by contacting us through any Sulax sales outlet or our phone number.
There are 6 main types of water filters:
You should choose the filter type based on your intended use and water condition.
The cost of replacing filters depends on the type of filter used, the brand of the device, and the local water quality. Replacing filters is crucial to maintain the efficiency of your system and ensure safe drinking water.
For an exact quote, contact authorized dealers or service centers with your device’s brand and model details.
Regular filter replacement is vital for your health. Old filters may allow bacteria and harmful substances to mix with the water. Replacing filters ensures clean water, removes heavy metals, chemicals, and microplastics, balances pH levels, and eliminates unpleasant taste and odors—resulting in safe and healthy drinking water.
If filters aren’t changed, water quality deteriorates, contaminants aren’t properly removed, and the device loses efficiency. Clogged filters may even cause bacteria and microbes to enter the water.
The cost depends on the filter type, brand, and water quality. The most accurate pricing can be obtained from authorized dealers based on your device model.
Filter lifespan varies by type and water quality. Generally, sediment and activated carbon filters last 6–12 months, while RO membrane filters last 2–3 years.
The replacement interval depends on the filter type and water usage. Typically, filters need changing every 6 months to 3 years, depending on conditions.