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EcoPro SMR Refills

EcoPro SMR Refills

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Filtration and contaminants

EcoPro Chrome SMR uses ultra-modern 6-stage nanofiltration technology enhanced with Swedish Mineral Rock (SMR) in its replacement filters.

The multilayer system combines a polypropylene mesh, compressed carbon block, polyphosphate core, and microporous membrane to remove over 100 harmful substances. The final Swedish Mineral Rock stage naturally adds calcium, magnesium, and potassium for fresher taste and healthier hydration.

Replacement filter life

Each EcoPro Chrome SMR replacement filter is designed to provide up to 3 months of continuous use, depending on local water quality and the household’s daily consumption.

By combining a high-capacity 6-stage nanofiltration system with Swedish Mineral Rock technology, each filter ensures that tap water remains clean, fresh, and mineral-enriched throughout the recommended period.

Usage tips

• Replace every 3 months to keep water fresh and safe.
• Use with cold water only; for hot water, switch to unfiltered mode.
• If unused for several days, run the water for 30 seconds.
• Do not wash with soap – rinse with cold water only.
• Dispose responsibly in a mixed-waste container after use.

Frequently asked questions

EcoPro Chrome SMR is compatible with most standard kitchen taps (F22 thread). If you need an adapter, we will provide one free of charge.

Activated carbon is an organic material, which means bacteria can develop in it over time, even with infrequent use. Replacing it every 3 months ensures safe, clean water.

EcoPro Chrome SMR removes substances that cause unpleasant taste and odor, mainly chlorine and limescale. If you are still not satisfied, you can return it within 45 days for a full refund.

No. The filter is designed for cold water only. For hot water, switch the device to “unfiltered mode.”