Aqua Quality AQ002 PFAS & Microplastic Filter for Fridges, Water Coolers & Under-Sink – 1/4" Push-Fit

Aqua Quality AQ002 In Line PFAS & Microplastic Water Filter

Want cleaner, fresher-tasting water from the appliances you already own? The AQ002 is a 0.5 micron carbon block filter that fits into your 1/4" water line. It reduces PFAS (“forever chemicals”), including PFOA and PFOS, as well as microplastics, chlorine taste and odour, and cysts. It’s independently tested to NSF/ANSI Standards 42, 53 and 401.

What it does

• Reduces PFAS, including PFOA and PFOS
• Reduces microplastics (tested to NSF/ANSI 401)
• Reduces chlorine taste and odour (NSF/ANSI 42), plus cysts and particulates (NSF/ANSI 53)

Easy to fit

• 1/4" push-fit connections with collet locking clips, for a quick, tool-free connection
• Casing and connections tested and approved in accordance with WRAS / BS6920
• Compact size at 315mm × 50mm

Where it fits

• Water coolers
• Fridges with a water or ice dispenser
• Under-sink systems

It suits any appliance or water line that uses 1/4" push-fit tube. For cold water supplies only. Please check that your appliance uses 1/4" tube before ordering.

Key details

• Maximum flow: 1.05 GPM (4.0 LPM)
• Water temperature: 1°C – 23°C (34°F – 74°F)
• Working pressure: 0.5 – 8.75 bar
• Filter life: up to 6 months or 8,000* litres, depending on usage

*PFAS reduction capacity is 3,800 litres.

Fitting your filter

1. Turn off the cold water supply.
2. If you’re replacing an old filter, remove the tubing from both ends and discard the old filter. For a new fitting, cut the 1/4" tube square where the filter will sit.
3. Line up the ‘flow’ arrow on the label with the direction the water flows.
4. Push the tubing into the inlet until it stops (tube ends should be square and burr free), then push on the collet clip.
5. Before connecting the outlet, turn the water on and flush the filter for 5 minutes into a bucket or bowl. Discard this water.
6. Push the outlet tubing in until it stops, then push on the collet clip.
7. Check the connections for leaks.