OB-NET OB-SLEEVE OB-PF7 OB-RF10 OB-FCG OB-LID2 OB-LID5 OB-SC2 OB-PC5 OB-SPIGOT

Net Filter Sleeve Filter Purifying Filter Refining Filter Filter Connector Kit with Gaskets Source Water Lid Purified Water Lid Source Water Container Purified Water Container Spigot Kit with Gaskets and Nut

Dimension

Assembled: 24” x 11.75” Boxed: 12” x 12” x 15” Boxed: 7.00 lbs

Weight

Empty: 6.75 lbs When filled with water: 65 lbs

Flow Rate

Up to 24 gallons per day

Capacity

Up to 1,800 gallons

Operating Temperature

42° F to 125° F

Applications

Tap, clear, or fresh moving water source

Outback Water is proud to be a trusted supplier of personal emergency gravity water treatment systems. Outback Ready system’s electro-adsorption fibrous filter removes common waterborne pathogens* including cryptosporidium, giardia, Escherichia coli (E. coli), salmonella, norovirus, and enterovirus with an electro-adsorption fibrous media, to deliver on our promise of Always Ready with better water.† * Efficacy of Outback Ready system has been demonstrated in third-party testing using surrogate organisms, specifically MS2 Phage, Raoultella terrigena, Klebsiella terrigena, and 3µ polystyrene microspheres. These are well documented surrogate organisms that are accepted in the water treatment industry in the design and testing of water treatment systems being used to treat cryptosporidium, giardia, Escherichia coli (E. coli), salmonella, norovirus, and enterovirus. Contact Outback Water for details on testing performance. † Versus identical incoming water that is not treated with electro-adsorption fibrous filter, granular activated carbon filter, and polypropylene felt filter. Based on third-party efficacy testing, Outback Ready system, when installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations and Outback Ready Filters that are within their expected life, and subject to mechanical and water quality variables, can remove common waterborne pathogens. Actual efficacy of any particular Outback Water system will depend upon mechanical and water quality variables, including incoming water quality, the specific pathogen(s) present, age of filters, etc. Accordingly, no guarantee can be provided of actual percentage of common water borne pathogens inactivated in an application.