Geekpure 20 Inch Whole House Water Filter Housing-1"NPT Bras Port-Fit 4.5"x 20" Filter

Great filter, keep in mind it is heavy when changing filters.

best price for filter housings work well good product

Great filter

I had the toughest time getting the fittings to stop leaking. I used brass nipples and the brass on brass fittings, I couldn't get to stop leaking no matter what I did. After I gave up my pride, I used CPVC fittings, with extra thick pipe tape AND pipe joint compound and after the 3rd attempt, no leaks.

I order this product, which arrived in time and in good shape. Once I looked over the installation process, the location for installation was just too cramp to implement the way I wanted, plus I would have to acquire additional products just to get things installed correctly. I decided to return and Ciara was extremely helpful in that process, however, due to the size of the item, the return shipping cost was astronomical!

Cheap and works great I'd recommend using threaded PVC fittings directly on the filter with some pipe dope. I see some people are cracking them with the brass fittings.

Worked well in a pinch!

I keep the water at 50 psi (housings claim max 90psi raI just bought a house with a newborn on the way, but found our water had (even in water reports) very high chlorine levels. Our hair was becoming brittle and our skin was itchy, especially in clothes or under sheet. I suspected it was due to the water as I could easily smell it when anyone would take a shower or wash laundry. I trusted Geekpure to provide a quality product for my family and new infant. I'm happy to say that the system works. At first, I found two of the three giant housings to have minor damaged... it was one of many alignment tabs inside the canister to center the filter, but really would work just fine. The company asked for a photo of the damage and then immediately sent me two new head assemblies, and canisters as a bonus. I'm giving them to a friend who moved to my area because they will work just fine. You can see in the photo how I set mine up.1. Water inlet valve2. Pressure regulator3. Pressure gauge (optional)4. Coarse sediment screen filter (optional)5. Big blue canister with Geekpure sediment filter6. Big blue canister with Geekpure carbon filter7. Big blue canister with Geekpure carbon filter8 Pressure gauge (optional)You will need to get your plumbing aligned well before securing the included brackets and mounting hardware if you are using rigid lines. I had to drill into a cinder block wall, so I chose to flip the included mounting brackets upside down so I could get my drill pattern marked on the wall while holding the whole filter assembly in place. I used 3/4 MNPT Hex nipples to secure my filter heads together before mounting them on the wall, and it doesn't leak, but I'd suggest you use full thread nipples about 2" long to ensure that you get a good seal between filter heads. If it leaks, you'll have to take the whole thing apart to fix it. I saw a customer comment somewhere on here about filter seals leaking and water gushing out from the canister-filter head interface. I experienced that with one of the canisters, but I'm pretty sure it was due to the o-ring being dry and rolling up while tightening the canister on (with included filter wrench). I fixed it by lubricating the o-ring with olive oil on a paper towel. That's enough to get good pressure on the o-ring and maintain a solid seat. I expect this to be in place for at least 6 months (perhaps a year) so I tightened my canisters until they had a pretty solid seat. No leaks. I have a water cooler sitting under the assembly in the photo because the pressure gauge on the right is leaking. I had intended to use it to gauge remaining filter life when water was being actively drawn inside the house. I may plug the fitting instead. I'm not a plumber, so I'm glad that that everything else is leak free. Edit: it's been a month now and no leaks. I ended up taking the outlet line off and tigtening the T before the gauge more. Water is still filtering well. I can check the city water by discharging water from my spin down filter just before the big blue filters and it's still heavily chlorinated. Our tap water isn't though.

Arrived with holding tab (inside for the filter) broken on both filter housings I bought. The filter housing still works. But, the other tabs may break as easy.

Had to return the whole package, every single one (4 pack) had broken threads on the canisters that help tighten the tops on when you screw them in. GeekPure really needs to provide some styrofoam padding in each individual box so these aren't knocking around inside their own cardboard boxes during Shipping! 4 individual boxes came inside one big box. They were just loose inside of their own, singular box. And the individual boxes are not thick enough to provide enough shipping padding by themselves! Check for cracks %26 breaks when you get them.