Review on Built-in filter under the sink Geyser Prestige P faucet No. 6 by Stanislaw Dwojak ᠌

Bought on the eve of 112022 for 12190. The system is under pressure in the box, i. E. the manufacturer pressurizes the product at the outlet to prevent leaks from the user. The tank is plastic, IMHO it's good, the tap is on the side, which is good. The flow restrictor is 420 which is very true for a 50 diaphragm with a pump. The membrane is branded as a Geyser, I can’t say anything about it, the performance is lower than that of Filmtec, but this does not spoil the assembly in any way. The pump is not particularly noisy, without pronounced vibrations. Control: high pressure sensor, low pressure sensor, shut-off solenoid at the inlet - what you need, no spider, even an auto-flush valve, but this does not happen in this price category, maybe I'll install it myself later. I was surprised by the lack of fasteners for quick-releases for the tank, drainage, and somewhere else, I don’t remember. An extremely strange set of filters in flasks, 5 μm polypropylene and then 2 "carbon blocks" - why 2 identical filters with carbon filling is incomprehensible to me. I have never seen this with "other" manufacturers, but I saw quite a lot of coal on the filter after the carbon block, therefore, instead of the second carbon block, I installed 1 micron polypropylene. The post filter was immediately replaced with the Atoll mineralizer, I like the taste it gives. I forgot to check without TDS mineralizer, there is no taste (as it should be). After mineralizer TDS 32 with incoming water 485. In general, the system is solid, assembled with direct hands, I recommend if the price is good, if the price as on the off site is about 18 thousand, then it’s better to add more and take Atoll.