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Primato Countertop and Under Sink Water Filter Replacement made of Activated Carbon 10" AMB/10 2 μm

The Primato AMB/10 replacement water filter is made of solid activated carbon and filters particles down to 2 μm in size. It reduces chlorine, sediment, and particles, with a capacity of 8,000 liters...

The Primato AMB/10 replacement water filter is made of solid activated carbon and filters particles down to 2 μm in size. It reduces chlorine, sediment, and particles, with a capacity of 8,000 liters or a service life of up to 1 year.

It is compatible with the Primato GR-SKG-CT1WW countertop water filter and the Primato USA1GB14 under-sink water filter with...

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Description

The Primato AMB/10 replacement water filter is made of solid activated carbon and filters particles down to 2 μm in size. It reduces chlorine, sediment, and particles, with a capacity of 8,000 liters or a service life of up to 1 year.

It is compatible with the Primato GR-SKG-CT1WW countertop water filter and the Primato USA1GB14 under-sink water filter with a DELUXE faucet.

  • Filter material: Solid activated carbon
  • Filtration rating: 2 μm
  • Capacity: 8,000 liters
  • Service life: Up to 1 year
  • Reduces: Chlorine, sediment, and particles
  • Installation type: Countertop, under-sink, and main water supply
  • Compatibility: 10" filters, Primato GR-SKG-CT1WW, Primato USA1GB14 with DELUXE faucet
  • Quantity: 1

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Specifications

Dimensions

Filter Material
Compact Activated Carbon
Micron Rating
2 μm
Type
Countertop, Under Sink, Central Water Filtration System
Compatibility
10"
Set
-
Pieces
1 pcs
Contaminants Reduced
Chlorine, Sediments & Particles

Filter Lifetime

Liter Capacity
8000 lt
Time (Months)
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • dimitrisdimopoulos14
    5
    41 out of 43 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Initially, I received the product promptly and quickly from the company.

    Although I used it briefly, I immediately noticed a difference from the previous expensive and good filter I had.

    The water that this specific filter produces is truly the nicest and most delicious water I have ever tasted.

    The filtration pore size is 2 microns, but the quality of the two types of carbon along with zeolite is very good.

    Even in hand, the filter is heavier and more sturdy than other filters in the same price range.

    It has been tested and meets the criteria of NSF 42 and 53 in an independent laboratory.

    The company sent me all the tests and documents of this specific filter, and I will provide a link below for you to see them all.

    ~It fits perfectly in an Atlas countertop filter housing, as the thread is slightly smaller than other filters. I used some larger threads from an old filter to secure it properly. However, the Atlas filter housing is a bit peculiar in its construction because it also accepts other filters with a neck. With the company's and Watts' filter housings, everything is obviously perfect and there is absolute compatibility. Nevertheless, it also fit in the Atlas housing with different threads, and the result impressed me as a first contact with the water.

    Update. I changed the Atlas filter housing and bought the Watts from Prima. It is better, with a full metal faucet and much easier to open and close without needing a key. It seals perfectly with just the hand and without much force.

    Now, the Aquametix needs at least 5 minutes for the water to run in order to clean the carbon from the dust, etc. that it contains, and at the beginning, the water may come out black for 4-5 seconds, which is perfectly normal.

    Regarding performance:
    Prima sent me all the documents by email that accompany the filter.

    Tests,
    WQA certification for lead retention,
    Test by a Greek laboratory for performance testing,
    Test with all the substances that the filter is capable of reducing.

    It is basically one of the few filters that retains all of the following with one cartridge:
    +Lead
    +Chromium
    +Hexavalent chromium >65% retention (almost no filter retains hexavalent chromium)
    +Almost all heavy metals
    +Aluminum
    +Nitrates
    +Ammonia
    +Chlorine
    +Arsenic
    +Fluoride
    +Pesticides
    +Drugs and antibiotics if found in the water
    +And the list goes on, so check the documents below in the link.

    Usually, you need a separate cartridge for nitrates, another for arsenic, etc., so the cost for multiple stages and cartridges with other filters increases significantly. Here, in the case of Aquametix, with one cartridge, you filter everything, and its price is not that high considering its capabilities.

    And generally, in addition to what I mentioned above, it reduces almost 100 different things. For more information, see the link I will provide below. And almost all of them are reduced by 99%.

    It consists of at least 2 types of high-quality carbon and zeolite. Zeolite, as a mineral, is capable of filtering and retaining radioactive isotopes.

    A very capable filter for areas with major water problems where reverse osmosis is not required, or for individuals who want to drink the best possible water.

    Link: [insert link here]
    All the documents of the filter here in the link

    https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1jy2uTuFIbWJu3-eGclpXoqOgx75aasp5

    And photos of the filter in the link below

    https://photos.app.goo.gl/jUTGDidu93C5cXKv5

    If anything changes, I will update my review.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 5
    0 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Too expensive.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Material quality
    • Effectiveness
    • Water taste
    • Value for money
    • I might buy it again
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  • 5
    4 out of 5 members found this review helpful

    It is so good that I no longer like the bottled one.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Material quality
    • Effectiveness
    • Water taste
    • I would buy it again
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

  • Initially, I received the product promptly and quickly from the company.

    Although I used it briefly, I immediately noticed a difference from the previous expensive and good filter I had.

    The water that this specific filter produces is truly the nicest and most delicious water I have ever tasted.

    The filtration pore size is 2 microns, but the quality of the two types of carbon along with zeolite is very good.

    Even in hand, the filter is heavier and more sturdy than other filters in the same price range.

    It has been tested and meets the criteria of NSF 42 and 53 in an independent laboratory.

    The company sent me all the tests and documents of this specific filter, and I will provide a link below for you to see them all.

    ~It fits perfectly in an Atlas countertop filter housing, as the thread is slightly smaller than other filters. I used some larger threads from an old filter to secure it properly. However, the Atlas filter housing is a bit peculiar in its construction because it also accepts other filters with a neck. With the company's and Watts' filter housings, everything is obviously perfect and there is absolute compatibility. Nevertheless, it also fit in the Atlas housing with different threads, and the result impressed me as a first contact with the water.

    Update. I changed the Atlas filter housing and bought the Watts from Prima. It is better, with a full metal faucet and much easier to open and close without needing a key. It seals perfectly with just the hand and without much force.

    Now, the Aquametix needs at least 5 minutes for the water to run in order to clean the carbon from the dust, etc. that it contains, and at the beginning, the water may come out black for 4-5 seconds, which is perfectly normal.

    Regarding performance:
    Prima sent me all the documents by email that accompany the filter.

    Tests,
    WQA certification for lead retention,
    Test by a Greek laboratory for performance testing,
    Test with all the substances that the filter is capable of reducing.

    It is basically one of the few filters that retains all of the following with one cartridge:
    +Lead
    +Chromium
    +Hexavalent chromium >65% retention (almost no filter retains hexavalent chromium)
    +Almost all heavy metals
    +Aluminum
    +Nitrates
    +Ammonia
    +Chlorine
    +Arsenic
    +Fluoride
    +Pesticides
    +Drugs and antibiotics if found in the water
    +And the list goes on, so check the documents below in the link.

    Usually, you need a separate cartridge for nitrates, another for arsenic, etc., so the cost for multiple stages and cartridges with other filters increases significantly. Here, in the case of Aquametix, with one cartridge, you filter everything, and its price is not that high considering its capabilities.

    And generally, in addition to what I mentioned above, it reduces almost 100 different things. For more information, see the link I will provide below. And almost all of them are reduced by 99%.

    It consists of at least 2 types of high-quality carbon and zeolite. Zeolite, as a mineral, is capable of filtering and retaining radioactive isotopes.

    A very capable filter for areas with major water problems where reverse osmosis is not required, or for individuals who want to drink the best possible water.

    Link: [insert link here]
    All the documents of the filter here in the link

    https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1jy2uTuFIbWJu3-eGclpXoqOgx75aasp5

    And photos of the filter in the link below

    https://photos.app.goo.gl/jUTGDidu93C5cXKv5

    If anything changes, I will update my review.

    Translated from Greek ·
    41
  • Too expensive.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • It is so good that I no longer like the bottled one.

    Translated from Greek ·
    4
  • 0
  • See all

Description & Specifications

The Primato AMB/10 replacement water filter is made of solid activated carbon and filters particles down to 2 μm in size. It reduces chlorine, sediment, and particles, with a capacity of 8,000 liters or a service life of up to 1 year.

It is compatible with the Primato GR-SKG-CT1WW countertop water filter and the Primato USA1GB14 under-sink water filter with a DELUXE faucet.

  • Filter material: Solid activated carbon
  • Filtration rating: 2 μm
  • Capacity: 8,000 liters
  • Service life: Up to 1 year
  • Reduces: Chlorine, sediment, and particles
  • Installation type: Countertop, under-sink, and main water supply
  • Compatibility: 10" filters, Primato GR-SKG-CT1WW, Primato USA1GB14 with DELUXE faucet
  • Quantity: 1

Manufacturer

Dimensions

Filter Material
Compact Activated Carbon
Micron Rating
2 μm
Type
Countertop, Under Sink, Central Water Filtration System
Compatibility
10"
Set
-
Pieces
1 pcs
Contaminants Reduced
Chlorine, Sediments & Particles

Filter Lifetime

Liter Capacity
8000 lt
Time (Months)
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (4)

  1. 3
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Material quality
  • Effectiveness
  • Water taste
  • Value for money
  • I might buy it again

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  • dimitrisdimopoulos14
    5
    41 out of 43 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Initially, I received the product promptly and quickly from the company.

    Although I used it briefly, I immediately noticed a difference from the previous expensive and good filter I had.

    The water that this specific filter produces is truly the nicest and most delicious water I have ever tasted.

    The filtration pore size is 2 microns, but the quality of the two types of carbon along with zeolite is very good.

    Even in hand, the filter is heavier and more sturdy than other filters in the same price range.

    It has been tested and meets the criteria of NSF 42 and 53 in an independent laboratory.

    The company sent me all the tests and documents of this specific filter, and I will provide a link below for you to see them all.

    ~It fits perfectly in an Atlas countertop filter housing, as the thread is slightly smaller than other filters. I used some larger threads from an old filter to secure it properly. However, the Atlas filter housing is a bit peculiar in its construction because it also accepts other filters with a neck. With the company's and Watts' filter housings, everything is obviously perfect and there is absolute compatibility. Nevertheless, it also fit in the Atlas housing with different threads, and the result impressed me as a first contact with the water.

    Update. I changed the Atlas filter housing and bought the Watts from Prima. It is better, with a full metal faucet and much easier to open and close without needing a key. It seals perfectly with just the hand and without much force.

    Now, the Aquametix needs at least 5 minutes for the water to run in order to clean the carbon from the dust, etc. that it contains, and at the beginning, the water may come out black for 4-5 seconds, which is perfectly normal.

    Regarding performance:
    Prima sent me all the documents by email that accompany the filter.

    Tests,
    WQA certification for lead retention,
    Test by a Greek laboratory for performance testing,
    Test with all the substances that the filter is capable of reducing.

    It is basically one of the few filters that retains all of the following with one cartridge:
    +Lead
    +Chromium
    +Hexavalent chromium >65% retention (almost no filter retains hexavalent chromium)
    +Almost all heavy metals
    +Aluminum
    +Nitrates
    +Ammonia
    +Chlorine
    +Arsenic
    +Fluoride
    +Pesticides
    +Drugs and antibiotics if found in the water
    +And the list goes on, so check the documents below in the link.

    Usually, you need a separate cartridge for nitrates, another for arsenic, etc., so the cost for multiple stages and cartridges with other filters increases significantly. Here, in the case of Aquametix, with one cartridge, you filter everything, and its price is not that high considering its capabilities.

    And generally, in addition to what I mentioned above, it reduces almost 100 different things. For more information, see the link I will provide below. And almost all of them are reduced by 99%.

    It consists of at least 2 types of high-quality carbon and zeolite. Zeolite, as a mineral, is capable of filtering and retaining radioactive isotopes.

    A very capable filter for areas with major water problems where reverse osmosis is not required, or for individuals who want to drink the best possible water.

    Link: [insert link here]
    All the documents of the filter here in the link

    https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1jy2uTuFIbWJu3-eGclpXoqOgx75aasp5

    And photos of the filter in the link below

    https://photos.app.goo.gl/jUTGDidu93C5cXKv5

    If anything changes, I will update my review.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 5
    0 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Too expensive.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Material quality
    • Effectiveness
    • Water taste
    • Value for money
    • I might buy it again
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • 5
    4 out of 5 members found this review helpful

    It is so good that I no longer like the bottled one.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Material quality
    • Effectiveness
    • Water taste
    • I would buy it again
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

  • Initially, I received the product promptly and quickly from the company.

    Although I used it briefly, I immediately noticed a difference from the previous expensive and good filter I had.

    The water that this specific filter produces is truly the nicest and most delicious water I have ever tasted.

    The filtration pore size is 2 microns, but the quality of the two types of carbon along with zeolite is very good.

    Even in hand, the filter is heavier and more sturdy than other filters in the same price range.

    It has been tested and meets the criteria of NSF 42 and 53 in an independent laboratory.

    The company sent me all the tests and documents of this specific filter, and I will provide a link below for you to see them all.

    ~It fits perfectly in an Atlas countertop filter housing, as the thread is slightly smaller than other filters. I used some larger threads from an old filter to secure it properly. However, the Atlas filter housing is a bit peculiar in its construction because it also accepts other filters with a neck. With the company's and Watts' filter housings, everything is obviously perfect and there is absolute compatibility. Nevertheless, it also fit in the Atlas housing with different threads, and the result impressed me as a first contact with the water.

    Update. I changed the Atlas filter housing and bought the Watts from Prima. It is better, with a full metal faucet and much easier to open and close without needing a key. It seals perfectly with just the hand and without much force.

    Now, the Aquametix needs at least 5 minutes for the water to run in order to clean the carbon from the dust, etc. that it contains, and at the beginning, the water may come out black for 4-5 seconds, which is perfectly normal.

    Regarding performance:
    Prima sent me all the documents by email that accompany the filter.

    Tests,
    WQA certification for lead retention,
    Test by a Greek laboratory for performance testing,
    Test with all the substances that the filter is capable of reducing.

    It is basically one of the few filters that retains all of the following with one cartridge:
    +Lead
    +Chromium
    +Hexavalent chromium >65% retention (almost no filter retains hexavalent chromium)
    +Almost all heavy metals
    +Aluminum
    +Nitrates
    +Ammonia
    +Chlorine
    +Arsenic
    +Fluoride
    +Pesticides
    +Drugs and antibiotics if found in the water
    +And the list goes on, so check the documents below in the link.

    Usually, you need a separate cartridge for nitrates, another for arsenic, etc., so the cost for multiple stages and cartridges with other filters increases significantly. Here, in the case of Aquametix, with one cartridge, you filter everything, and its price is not that high considering its capabilities.

    And generally, in addition to what I mentioned above, it reduces almost 100 different things. For more information, see the link I will provide below. And almost all of them are reduced by 99%.

    It consists of at least 2 types of high-quality carbon and zeolite. Zeolite, as a mineral, is capable of filtering and retaining radioactive isotopes.

    A very capable filter for areas with major water problems where reverse osmosis is not required, or for individuals who want to drink the best possible water.

    Link: [insert link here]
    All the documents of the filter here in the link

    https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1jy2uTuFIbWJu3-eGclpXoqOgx75aasp5

    And photos of the filter in the link below

    https://photos.app.goo.gl/jUTGDidu93C5cXKv5

    If anything changes, I will update my review.

    Translated from Greek ·
    41
  • Too expensive.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • It is so good that I no longer like the bottled one.

    Translated from Greek ·
    4
  • 0
  • See all
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