Bsc Preferred EF1500VRBMC Retrofit Filtration Kit 1500 Gal

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED EF1500VRBMC is a vandal-resistant retrofit filtration kit designed to deliver clean, safe drinking water at non-filtered water stations. The kit centers on a 1500-gallon capacity filter that reduces lead, chlorine, particulate matter, and taste and odor compounds. A built-in filter status monitor provides a visual indication of filter condition, prompting timely replacement before water quality is affected. The enclosure is fabricated from 20-gauge stainless steel, providing durability in high-traffic, high-abuse environments. Licensed plumbers and facility maintenance technicians typically handle installation and filter service.

This kit is suited for retrofitting existing non-filtered water coolers, drinking fountains, and bottle filling stations in schools, parks, and public spaces. The mounting design accommodates installation near any accessible water supply line, making it practical for both new retrofit projects and ongoing maintenance programs at commercial and institutional facilities. When filter replacement is required, order replacement filter part number 51299C.

Key Features

• 1500-gallon filter capacity reduces lead, chlorine, particulate matter, and taste and odor compounds
• Visual filter status monitor signals when replacement is needed
• 20-gauge stainless steel enclosure resists vandalism and tampering in high-traffic locations
• Versatile mounting design retrofits onto existing non-filtered water coolers, fountains, and bottle filling stations
• Replacement filter ordered separately as part number 51299C

Compatibility

Designed for retrofitting existing non-filtered water coolers, drinking fountains, and bottle filling stations where a filtration upgrade is required. Installs near any accessible water supply line.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed plumber or qualified maintenance technician familiar with local plumbing codes. Shut off the water supply to the station before beginning any work. Follow all applicable IPC requirements for potable water system connections and ensure all fittings are rated for drinking water service. Do not overtighten compression fittings; hand-tighten and verify for leaks before returning the station to service.