Amway eSpring Water Purifier
Discover the filtration technology, published contaminant reduction information, third-party certifications and maintenance details of the Amway eSpring water purifier.
The information on this page is based on product information published by Amway Malaysia. Please refer to the linked official resources for the full details.
01. Product Overview
Key information published by Amway Malaysia.
Amway Malaysia states that the e3 Carbon Filter is designed to reduce more than 170 contaminants, including more than 145 contaminants associated with health effects.
Three Filtration Functions
The eSpring e3 filter system combines a Pre Filter, Defense Guard and Carbon Block. Each component has a different filtration function described in Amway’s product information.
UV-C LED Technology
The system combines the e3 Carbon Filter with UV-C LED technology for the treatment of drinking water.
02. Contaminants the Filter Is Designed to Reduce
The examples below are drawn from Amway Malaysia’s published eSpring contaminant list. They are examples, not the complete list of more than 170 contaminants.
Chlorine, Taste and Odour
- Chlorine taste and odour
- Chloramine
- Class I particulate reduction
These items are listed under NSF/ANSI Standard 42 in the official eSpring contaminant list.
Specified Health-Effect Contaminants
- Lead
- Mercury
- Asbestos
- Chlordane
- Toxaphene
- Radon
- Methyl tert-butyl ether (MTBE)
- Microcystin
- Mechanical cyst
- PFOA and PFOS
- 1,2,3-Trichloropropane
- Volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
These are examples appearing in the official list under NSF/ANSI Standard 53. Refer to the source document for the full listing.
Specified Emerging Compounds
- Atenolol
- Carbamazepine
- Ibuprofen
- Naproxen
- Trimethoprim
- Meprobamate
- Phenytoin
- DEET
- Bisphenol A (BPA)
- Microplastics
These are examples listed under NSF/ANSI Standard 401 in Amway’s official contaminant document.
Specified Organic Chemicals
Amway’s published contaminant document also names additional organic chemicals, including:
- Benzene
- Atrazine
- Alachlor
- Chlorobenzene
- Ethylbenzene
- Toluene
- Trichloroethylene
- Chloroform
- Xylenes (total)
These are examples from the published contaminant document. Please consult the full list for the complete set of compounds and applicable testing information.
Particles Captured by the Filter System
- Sediment and dust
- Scale precipitate and iron particles
- Microplastics
- Asbestos
- Silt
- Cysts
Amway describes these items in its explanations of the Pre Filter and Defense Guard filtration functions.
UV-C LED: Published Microorganism Reduction Figures
Amway Malaysia publishes the following maximum reduction figures for specified microorganisms:
- Up to 99.9999% of bacteria
- Up to 99.99% of viruses
- Up to 99.9% of waterborne cysts
These figures are the manufacturer’s published claims. They should not be interpreted as a guarantee that every microorganism in every water source will be eliminated.
Read the Full Contaminant List
The examples above do not replace the full official contaminant document. Visit the official product page to access the published contaminant list.
View Official Contaminant List03. Third-Party Certifications
Amway Malaysia states that the new eSpring water purifier is certified to the following four NSF/ANSI standards.
Aesthetic Effects
This standard category covers aesthetic-related performance claims. The official eSpring contaminant list identifies Class I particulate reduction, chlorine taste and odour, and chloramine under Standard 42.
Health Effects
Amway’s official contaminant list identifies specified contaminants under this standard, including lead, mercury, asbestos, PFOA/PFOS and VOCs.
Ultraviolet Microbiological Treatment
Amway Malaysia states that its UV-C LED water treatment system is certified to Standard 55 for Class B microbial reduction.
Emerging Compounds / Incidental Contaminants
The official eSpring contaminant list identifies specified compounds under this standard, including certain pharmaceuticals, BPA, DEET and microplastics.
Water Quality Association
Amway Malaysia states that the new eSpring water purifier has earned the Water Quality Association Gold Seal.
04. Filter Replacement and Maintenance
Details published by Amway Malaysia for the new eSpring.
e3 Carbon Filter Service Life
Amway states that the e3 Carbon Filter is intended to treat up to 5,000 litres of water or remain installed for one year, whichever comes first.
Filter Replacement
Amway describes the new filter replacement process as taking less than two minutes and requiring no tools.
UV-C LED Design Life
Amway states that the UV-C LEDs are designed to last up to ten years. Its published information notes that the data may vary according to usage.
eSpring e3 Carbon Filter
Official product SKU: 122943M
Check current product availability and replacement filter pricing directly with Amway Malaysia.
View Replacement FilterImportant Water Source Requirement
Amway specifies that the eSpring water purifier is designed for use with potable water that has already been deemed safe to drink by local public health authorities.
05. Official Product References
Refer to these Amway Malaysia resources for product information and published contaminant details.
Amway Malaysia — eSpring Water Purifier
Official product overview, filtration technology, UV-C LED information, certifications and maintenance.
Visit Official Product PageAmway Malaysia — Chinese Product Information
Chinese-language product details, technology descriptions and certification information.
阅读安利马来西亚中文资料Official Contaminant List
Access the product resources and contaminant information published by Amway Malaysia.
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The contaminant names shown here are selected examples from the official list and are not a complete list. Published reduction figures apply to the manufacturer’s stated claims and conditions.