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What is silver in filters?

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silver in filters is an additive with a bacteriostatic effect that limits the multiplication of some microorganisms in the medium; does not replace water disinfection.

What does silver in filters mean in practice?

Silver ions or surfaces limit the multiplication of some bacteria on the filter material under the conditions specified by the product.

When does it matter?

The bacteriostatic effect does not automatically inactivate microorganisms in flowing water and does not replace system hygiene.

Which solutions are related to it?

A product with controlled release and approval is selected, and water safety is still confirmed by testing.