The LifeSaver Wayfarer Replacement Cartridge is a microbiological water filter that uses ultra filtration technology to filter out viruses, bacteria, cysts and parasites from contaminated water sources. LifeSaver technology filters out bacteria to a minimum of Log 6 (99.9999%), viruses to a minimum of Log 4 (99.99%) and cysts to a minimum of Log 4 (99.99%) as specified by NSF Protocol 248.
Effective against:
VIRUS REDUCTION*: > 99.99% (Log 4)
BACTERIA REDUCTION*: > 99.9999% (Log 6)
CYST REDUCTION*: > 99.9% (Log 3)
FILTER MEDIA: Ultra Filtration (UF)
VOLUME OF WATER FILTERED:** 5,000 litres / 1,320 US gallons
SHELF LIFE: 2-3 years
WARRANTY: 2 years
*Tested by BCS laboratories Issued 28/08/18 based on full NSF P248 Protocol. These units are tested with two different types of water to challenge the filtration capability beyond the standard use. All figures quoted are taken from the stressed challenge phase of the test imitating sewage contaminated water.
**Volume of water filtered by the product and flow rates dependent on the composition and turbidity of the feed water.r.
Dondequiera que te lleven tus aventuras, es vital que comprendas cómo configurar y utilizar correctamente tus purificadores de agua LifeSaver para obtener el mejor rendimiento posible.
Con eso en mente, hemos creado una serie de útiles videos instructivos sobre "Cómo hacer" que cubren todo lo que necesita para asegurarse de aprovechar al máximo sus purificadores, desde el primer paso esencial de "cebado" hasta reemplazar su cartucho UF y filtros de carbón activado.
How To Replace Ultrafiltration Cartridge
Priming
How To Perform Membrane Integrity Check
Descripción
Cartucho de repuesto LifeSaver Wayfarer™:
Filtros de cartucho de recambio hasta 5.000 litros
The LifeSaver Wayfarer Replacement Cartridge is a microbiological water filter that uses ultra filtration technology to filter out viruses, bacteria, cysts and parasites from contaminated water sources. LifeSaver technology filters out bacteria to a minimum of Log 6 (99.9999%), viruses to a minimum of Log 4 (99.99%) and cysts to a minimum of Log 4 (99.99%) as specified by NSF Protocol 248.
Effective against:
VIRUS REDUCTION*: > 99.99% (Log 4)
BACTERIA REDUCTION*: > 99.9999% (Log 6)
CYST REDUCTION*: > 99.9% (Log 3)
FILTER MEDIA: Ultra Filtration (UF)
VOLUME OF WATER FILTERED:** 5,000 litres / 1,320 US gallons
SHELF LIFE: 2-3 years
WARRANTY: 2 years
*Tested by BCS laboratories Issued 28/08/18 based on full NSF P248 Protocol. These units are tested with two different types of water to challenge the filtration capability beyond the standard use. All figures quoted are taken from the stressed challenge phase of the test imitating sewage contaminated water.
**Volume of water filtered by the product and flow rates dependent on the composition and turbidity of the feed water.r.
Have you been in a situation where you need to start a fire quickly? I have.
My No.1 choice would always be to use a cigarette lighter, that's a no-brainer. But what if it's wet or your lighter is empty? Then you're going to need a spark and some dry tinder. You can go on Youtube and see the videos for yourself (I particularly like Greg Ovens Bushcraft). The beauty of Ferro Steel is that it works when it's wet. You've got to scrape off the top black layer on this first. Then you get a really strong and hot spark. Tested on a cotton wool ball - tick. A cotton wool ball soaked in Vaseline will be even better. However I live in the UK so wish me luck in getting dry firewood!
I hope I never have to use it! However, a few years ago I had my water supply cut off for 5 days and my supplier (Anglian Water) were absolutely useless and just denied responsibility and provided zero support. I'm not giving it 5* because it doesn't have a scavenging hose and you have to fill the bottle manually. That means a 5 mile cycle or hike for me to the nearest river. However I've also bought the Liberty, which does have a scavenging hose, so I hope I've covered both bases : long life and versatility.
As a budding Prepper this seems like a very well designed and useful piece of kit and easy to use. The scavenging hose might be very useful as the water sources close to me (within a mile) aren't all that accessible: I don't really want to have to climb over a barbed wire fence, climb into a ditch or fight my way through brambles to fill my water bottle.
I backpack a lot. After a recent trip where I ran out of water and the only source I could find looked a bit dodgy, I decided to ditch my standard filter and go purifier. First time out last weekend on the same mountains I'd previously had issues with water quality, the difference was obvious. The water from the wayfarer actually tastes better for a start. The dodgy water source was drinkable and I can honestly say no bad stomachs at all. I wouldn't have trusted my previous filter here and in fact went without previously. It's the way forward from here on for me.
Been through 2 in 2 years.
Helpful hints
1. Never pressurize too much as this will just pop off and be unfixable
2. The plastic insert will break off as soon as you touch it
3. Try not to ever touch this once you fix it
4. If it does break you can still use the jerrycan in an emergency by inserting a pen in to the hole and opening the tap using as a handle
