Whole-house systems

Whole-house water filtration and softening.

Evince whole-house systems treat the water where it enters the home. Catalytic carbon reduces chlorine and chloramines, and the softening models add cross-link resin to reduce water hardness (calcium carbonate). All five are sold through plumbing wholesalers and installed by licensed plumbers.

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The Evince whole-house line.

SystemTypeCarbonResinMedia warrantyCapacityCertified by IAPMO R&T to
Evince InsightFiltration, sodium-free1.5 ft³—15 years1.2 million gallonsNSF/ANSI 42, 372, CSA B483.1
Evince Insight XeroFiltration, sodium-free1.5 ft³—12 years1.2 million gallonsNSF/ANSI 42, 372, CSA B483.1
Evince EliteDual tank, filtration and softening1.5 ft³1.5 ft³15 years18,000 grainsNSF/ANSI 44, CSA B483.1
Evince ElevateSingle tank, filtration and softening0.5 ft³1.0 ft³10 years18,000 to 30,000+ grainsNSF/ANSI 42, 44, CSA B483.1
Evince TrueWhole-home water softener——2 years, up to 15 with carbon pretreatment18,000 grains—

A dash means the item is not listed for that system. Average flow 10 to 15 GPM, peak up to 20 GPM, 1-inch MIP connections with optional 1.25-inch adapters. Every system carries a lifetime structural tank warranty and a 10-year valve warranty, parts only. Insight Xero uses an in-and-out valve with no electronics. Coverage is subject to the written warranty. Warranty details.

Common questions

Before you choose.

What is the difference between Evince Elite and Evince Elevate?

Elite uses two tanks: a 10" × 54" carbon tank with 1.5 ft³ of catalytic carbon and a second tank with 1.5 ft³ of 10% cross-link resin. Elevate combines 0.5 ft³ of catalytic carbon and 1.0 ft³ of resin in one 10" × 54" tank. Both include the Gold Filter with KDF 55 media. Elite media is covered for 15 years and Elevate for 10.

Are Evince whole-house systems certified?

Evince lists the following certifications by model. Elite: certified by IAPMO R&T against NSF/ANSI 44 and CSA B483.1. Elevate: IAPMO R&T certified to NSF/ANSI 42, 44 and CSA B483.1. Insight and Insight Xero: certified by IAPMO R&T against NSF/ANSI 42, 372 and CSA B483.1.

What is catalytic carbon?

Catalytic carbon is a carbon media made to reduce chlorine and chloramines more effectively than standard activated carbon. Read the full explanation.

Who installs an Evince system?

A licensed plumber. The Evince warranty requires a licensed installer and installation to Evince instructions and applicable plumbing codes. Request a water analysis and we will connect you with an EWP certified partner.

What does the warranty cover?

Every whole-house system carries a lifetime structural tank warranty and a 10-year control valve warranty, parts only. Media coverage runs from 10 to 15 years by system. Read the warranty summary.

Next step

Find the right system for your water.

Systems are matched to your water and your home, and installed by a professional. Start with a water analysis, or find a plumber or wholesaler.

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