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Beor Carbon+ Elite

$1,195 installed

Built for municipal water treated with chloramine disinfection, using catalytic carbon that standard filters can't match. If your utility uses chlorine instead, Carbon+ V1 will do the job at a lower cost.

After you select a system, we'll call to schedule your installation — the price and system are already yours to keep, the call is just to find a time that works. See exactly what happens, step by step.

Chloramine taste & odor reduction
Sediment & clarity
2-stage, catalytic carbon

Is this the right fit?

Built for, and not built for

This system is built for:

  • Municipal water treated with chloramine disinfection
  • Chloramine taste and odor reduction — where standard carbon falls short
  • Common sediment and general water clarity

This system is not built for:

  • Chlorine-only water — see Carbon+ V1 for a lower-cost fit
  • Whole-home coverage — this is a point-of-use system
  • Well water — see Beor Well (coming soon)

Not sure which disinfectant your utility uses? Check your annual water quality report — Water Filtration 101 explains how to find it.

What it addresses

Performance, honestly stated

Chloramine taste/odor
Sediment
Dissolved solids (TDS)
Fluoride & nitrates
Relative reduction — see full Filtration Method Comparisons for the complete picture, including reverse osmosis.

Technical specifications

The real numbers, not just the claim

Sediment stagePentek P5, 5 micron, NSF/ANSI 42 certified — 0.2 PSI pressure drop at 5 GPM
Carbon stagePentek ChlorPlus-10 catalytic carbon, 1 micron — rated 50,000 gallon chlorine capacity at 1 GPM, 2,500 gallon chloramine capacity at 0.5 GPM
Connections3/8" FPT housings, John Guest 3/8" push-to-connect fittings
Why chloramine capacity is lowerChloramine is genuinely harder to remove than chlorine — the same stability that makes utilities prefer it also makes it resist carbon more. The cartridge still handles both; chlorine capacity is simply higher by design.

Optional upgrade

Lead reduction, if it applies to your home

Lead in drinking water is overwhelmingly a plumbing and infrastructure issue, not something tied to chlorine or chloramine — so it's offered as an independent upgrade on Carbon+ Elite, not a separate tier. Worth considering if:

Not sure? Read about lead in your water before deciding.

Service plan

You don't have to think about this again

One scheduled visit a year, handled. We check in at six months in your first year just to be sure everything's right — no guessing when a filter is due, no forgetting, no blame when it isn't.

See how the plan works