Cartridge lifespan: 1 year under warranty.
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WQA-Certified
Woder Advanced filters are certified by WQA to NSF/ANSI 42 for Chlorine taste, odor and NSF/ANSI 372 for lead free compliance as verified and substantiated by test data. |
Our Advanced filter removes 99.9% of lead, heavy metals, chlorine, chromium 6, mercury, volatile organic compounds, carcinogens, and other contaminants – as well as turbidity, odor and bad taste. WQA Gold Seal certified for 10,000, depending on the levels of sediment found in your tap water. Cartridge lifespan: 1 year under warranty.
Selective Filtration™
Our proprietary Selective Filtration™ technology removes 99.9% of contaminants while leaving in all essential minerals. Reverse Osmosis (RO) filters also remove 99.9% of contaminants, however, RO also remove ALL the minerals found in tap water – including minerals your body needs. RO systems can waste thousands of gallons of water annually while flushing out contaminants down the drain.
Preventing Sediment Buildup
If your water supply contains elevated levels of sediment, a dual-stage Sediment Removal Filter System is recommended to prevent decreased filter life due to particulate buildup within the filter. Rust from old plumbing, upstream construction contributing to excess sediment finding its way into your water supply, and water supplies with high levels of sand and contaminants can all result in water conditions not suitable for a single-stage filter system.
Portable Garden Hose Water Filter (WD-10K-ADV-PORT)
Not every use case is a fixed install, and the WD-10K-ADV-PORT is built for exactly that. It’s our garden hose water filter, a portable version of Gen4 Advanced filtration meant to connect wherever you’ve got a hose bib rather than a permanent water line. RVers, campers, and anyone filling up from an outdoor tap use this as a water filter for garden hose connections instead of a fixed under-sink or inline setup.
Same Filtration, Built to Travel
What’s inside is the same media as our fixed installations: Gen4 Advanced Selective Filtration, reducing lead, chlorine, and other common contaminants while keeping beneficial minerals in the water. A water filter garden hose connection like this one doesn’t mean settling for weaker filtration just because it’s portable, the removal capability is identical to what you’d get from our permanently installed products.
This model connects through a standard garden-hose adapter fitting, so it works with the outdoor spigots most campgrounds, RV parks, and homes already have. A water filter for a garden hose setup like this threads on the same way any hose attachment would, no special tools or fittings needed beyond what’s already in the box.
Installation, Care, and Storage
Because it’s meant to travel, storage and care matter more here than with a fixed installation. Keep it dry between uses, and if you’re using it for RV water in colder climates, winterizing it the same way you would other water system components helps avoid freeze damage. A garden water hose filter that’s been properly stored between trips will perform consistently season after season. This filter is designed and packaged in the USA. This portable filter runs on the same Advanced Filtration (Under-Sink) media as the rest of our lineup, with replacement cartridges available in our Replacement Cartridges category.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is this filter used for?
It’s a portable filter built for RVs, camping, and outdoor taps, bringing the same Gen4 Advanced filtration as our fixed installations to any standard hose bib connection.
Does this fit a standard garden hose?
Yes, it connects through a standard garden-hose adapter fitting, working with most outdoor spigots at campgrounds, RV parks, and homes.
What does this filter remove?
It uses the same Gen4 Advanced Selective Filtration media as our fixed installations, reducing lead, chlorine, and other common contaminants while retaining beneficial minerals.
Can this be used for RV drinking water?
Yes, it’s a common choice for RV drinking water, connecting to the same outdoor spigots RVers already use to fill their fresh water systems.