Waterdrop RF10 Water Filter Replacement for Waterdrop 10UA/10UB/10UB-B

Under-Sink Water Filter Replacement Collection for 10UA, 10UB and UL12 Systems – Waterdrop RF10

Black-for10UA/10UB
$60.99
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Waterdrop RF10 Water Filter Replacement for Waterdrop 10UA/10UB/10UB-B

Under-Sink Water Filter Replacement Collection for 10UA, 10UB and UL12 Systems – Waterdrop RF10

$60.99
Sale price  $60.99 Regular price 
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Under-sink water filter replacements restore filtration in compatible Waterdrop systems while leaving the original or dedicated faucet available for drinking water. RF10 configurations use multistage media to reduce sediment, chlorine taste and odor and other documented impurities while retaining beneficial minerals.

Choose standard black filters for Waterdrop 10UA and 10UB systems, a two-filter value configuration, a dark remineralization filter or the listed dark cartridge for UL12A and UL12B. The documented standard RF10 provides up to one year or 11,000 gallons of service with municipal water and changes with a twist-and-lock connection.

Specifications

  • Brand: Waterdrop
  • Model: WD-RF10 collection
  • Product: Under-sink water filter replacements
  • Configurations: Standard, two-filter, remineralization or UL12 cartridge
  • Standard compatibility: Waterdrop 10UA and 10UB
  • Listed alternate compatibility: UL12A and UL12B
  • Documented standard service life: Up to 1 year
  • Documented standard capacity: Up to 11,000 gal with municipal water
  • Installation: Twist-and-lock
  • Documented dimensions: 3.6 x 3.6 x 10 in
  • Documented standard certifications: WQA against NSF/ANSI 42 and 372
  • Selection requirement: Match cartridge to exact system model

Frequently Asked Questions

Which cartridge fits 10UA and 10UB systems?

Select a black Waterdrop RF10 configuration marked for 10UA and 10UB.

Do all variants fit the same system?

No. The collection also includes a cartridge for UL12A and UL12B plus a remineralization configuration.

How is the standard filter replaced?

The documented RF10 uses a twist-and-lock connection for a tool-free change.

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