Brita UltraMax Elite Large Water Dispenser BPA-Free Replaces 1 800 Plastic Water Bottles a Year Lasts Six Months

Drink healthier, great-tasting tap water with the BPA-free, large 27-cup Brita UltraMax Elite Water Dispenser. With Advanced Carbon Core Technology, the Elite filter in this water filtration system cuts the taste and odor of chlorine and reduces 30 contaminants, including cadmium, mercury, asbestos, benzene and lead, to deliver great-tasting drinking water. By switching to this Brita water purifier, you can replace 1,800 single-use plastic water bottles a year to stay hydrated, save money and reduce plastic waste. This space-efficient Brita water dispenser is fridge-friendly and features an easy-locking lid and precision-pour spigot. The electronic filter indicator lets you know when it's time for a filter change. This Brita water dispenser comes with one Elite Brita water filter, but it's compatible with both Elite and Standard water filters. For the freshest-tasting water, replace your Elite filter after 120 gallons or approximately every six months, or replace your Standard filter after 40 gallons or approximately every two months. Get great taste, less waste and more savings from Brita.

Highlights: WATER DISPENSER: One BPA-free, large 27-cup Brita UltraMax Elite Water Dispenser includes one Elite filter to help remove impurities from your tap water IMPROVES WATER QUALITY: Brita water purifier dispenser cuts the taste and odor of chlorine from your drinking water CUTS OUT IMPURITIES: Brita’s 27-cup water filter system helps reduce 30 contaminants, including cadmium, mercury, asbestos, benzene and lead SUSTAINABLE: By switching to Brita, you can save money and replace up to 1,800 single-use plastic water bottles a year FRIDGE-FRIENDLY: Space-efficient Brita water dispenser is fridge-friendly, and it features an easy-locking lid and precision-pour spigot REPLACEMENT INDICATOR: Electronic filter indicator lets you know when it is time to change your Brita filter WHAT’S INCLUDED: This water dispenser comes with one Elite water filter, which should be changed every 120 gallons or about every six months for best results ELITE FILTER: Compatible with Elite water filters – for the freshest-tasting water, replace your Elite filter after 120 gallons or approximately every six months STANDARD FILTER: Also compatible with Standard filters - change your Standard filter after 40 gallons or approximately every two months

Key details: Color: Black | Material: Polystyrene | Capacity: 216 Fluid Ounces | Brand: BRITA | Product Dimensions: 5.67"D x 14.37"W x 10.47"H | Style: Modern | Weight: 3 Pounds | Installation Type: Countertop | Access Location: Top | Number of settings: 1

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Customer feedback: 4.6/5 average rating.

Customers say: Customers find the water dispenser effective at purification, with one mentioning it makes apartment water drinkable.

Review snippets: I bought this dispenser after my wife's friend bought one and I got to try it. I was so impressed with it that as soon as I got home I decided to order one. This came in handy since now / I recently moved into a new apartment, with absolutely terrible tap water. This thing is great for delivering great tasting cold water out of the fridge. It can take awhile for the water to filter through, but I think part

From the manufacturer About us Chlorine is a chemical used by water treatment plants in Australia to reduce bacteria, viruses and microorganisms to ensure drinking water quality. Whilst it’s not harmful, the overwhelming scent makes water unpleasant to drink. Limescale build up is a common occurrence affecting those living in moderate to hard water areas such as Perth, Adelaide and parts of Queensland. Whilst this isn't harmful to our health, hard water often results in the unpleasant smell, taste and mouthfeel when drinking. Heavy metals such as lead, can leach into water from pipes, solder, fixtures and faucets (brass) and fittings. Some pipe are fitted with lead based solder (prior to 1986). The amount of lead in your water also depends on a number of factors including: how long the water stays in the pipes; the age of the pipes; and water acidity and its temperature. See More