TIER1-PWF-ZR-1
5 stages of filtration for ultra-pure water
Reduces total dissolved solids in you water
Provides great tasting water
Installs easily for simple filter changes
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Yes, the Tier1 PWF-ZR-1 is a direct comparable replacement for the ZeroWater ZR-001 filter and fits all ZeroWater pitchers, dispensers, tumblers, and water filtration systems that use the ZR-001, ZR-008A, and ZR-017 style filters. Its universal thread design ensures a secure, leak-free fit so you get the same 5-stage filtration performance without purchasing the OEM brand.
What contaminants does the Tier1 PWF-ZR-1 5-stage filter reduce?The Tier1 PWF-ZR-1 uses an advanced 5-stage ion exchange filtration process that reduces virtually all total dissolved solids (TDS) from your tap water, delivering a 000 TDS reading on a standard meter. It reduces chlorine, chloramines, heavy metals including lead, mercury, and chromium, along with pesticides, herbicides, and organic contaminants. The combination of activated carbon, oxidation reduction alloy, and ion exchange resin produces purified-quality drinking water straight from your pitcher.
How long does the Tier1 PWF-ZR-1 filter last?The lifespan of the PWF-ZR-1 depends on the TDS level of your incoming tap water. On average, expect 25–40 gallons of filtration. If your incoming TDS is 051–200 ppm, the filter typically lasts around 40 gallons; at 201–300 ppm you'll get roughly 25 gallons; and in areas with TDS above 300 ppm, the filter may need replacement sooner. Use a TDS meter to monitor performance and replace when readings reach 006 ppm.
Is the Tier1 PWF-ZR-1 certified for contaminant reduction?Yes, the Tier1 PWF-ZR-1 is tested and certified to NSF/ANSI Standard 42 for the reduction of chlorine taste and odor, and NSF/ANSI Standard 53 for the reduction of lead and chromium. This independent certification verifies the filter meets rigorous performance claims, giving you confidence that your drinking water is significantly cleaner and safer.
How do I prepare and install the Tier1 PWF-ZR-1 filter?Installation is simple and requires no soaking or pre-rinsing. Remove the filter from its packaging, wet the rubber O-ring with tap water, and twist the filter firmly into the bottom of your ZeroWater reservoir to ensure a tight seal—an improper seal is the most common cause of higher TDS readings. Fill the top reservoir with cold tap water and allow it to filter through. Test the filtered water with the included TDS meter on your pitcher; a reading of 000 confirms proper installation and peak performance of your PWF-ZR-1.











