Filtration for Municipal Drinking Water

Everyday Life

What is DWI?

The Drinking Water Inspectorate (DWI) is an organisation which ensures water companies in England and Wales supply safe drinking water to consumers.

Regulation 31

Regulation 31 ensures that water suppliers, when producing and distributing drinking water, only use products and substances to that do not cause any detrimental effects on the safety or quality of the drinking water.

Drinking Water for Everyday Life

As a leading supplier of filtration and water treatment products, Fileder offer a range of DWI Regulation 31 approved solutions. Fileder understands that when it comes to the municipal drinking water, consumer needs are of the highest importance. We provide only quality products, including those suitable for drinking water supply applications, all of which are DWI approved.

Fileder’s range includes SPECTRUM Inox Stainless Steel housings, as well as a specialised DWI certified cartridge from Veolia.

Veolia’s Abs.Za depth cartridge has been specifically designed for utility companies providing safe, drinking water to end users. This cartridge offers a significant reduction in operational costs, is approved to DWI Reg 31 standards, and meets NSF 53 requirements, putting Fileder in the forefront of supply for the Municipal market.

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Why Fileder?

1. NSF 53

The Abs.Za, DWI approved cartridge also meets the requirements of NSF 53 for the effective reduction of Cryptosporidium and Giardia cysts.

2. Increased Service Life

With over a 60% increase in service life compared to comparable industry cartridges, the Abs.Za results in fewer changeouts, reduced downtime and lower on-going consumable costs.

3. Higher Dirt Holding

Veolia’s patent 3D fibre matrix technology maximises void volume whilst maintaining cartridge integrity. This increased void volume means the Abs.Za can remove 80% more dirt than comparable industry cartridges.

Fileder understands that when it comes to the municipal drinking water, consumer needs are of the highest importance.