10 inch Transparent Standard Water Filter Housing, Presser Relief Button, 3/4” Inlet/Outlet Brass Port, Accepts Standard 10”x 2.5” Cartridges, 3/4” Brass Port, Mounting Hardware Included (3 Sets)

The head of this unit appears to be better quality than the one from Home De*ot it replaced which cracked inside at the inlet and outlet in less than two years. I always use Teflon tape and pipe dope to seat all plumbing pipe fitting joints without applying excess force. So it wasn't that that caused the last one to split, jut poor quality. The pressure release valve is a screw out type (see photo: slotted head screw on wall side) with a seal which did not require a lot of tightening to reseal it after its been open. It will probably last longer if you don't over-tighten it. Stop tightening when it stops leaking after the water is back on. I like this type better than the push button type which is prone to rusting of the spring behind the button. Then they leak. Overall it looks like a step up from the big box store brands.My filter housing arrived with a broken mounting bracket. After emailing the seller they responded within two hours and shipped a replacement the same day which arrived four days later in Phoenix. So, great customer service. I did not subtract one star for the broken bracket (the fault of shippers) because of the great customer service. As it turned out I didn't need the bracket as the copper pipes were supported well enough. But I might later as I'm still tinkering with this new proprietary water treatment filter arrangement (that promises to end mineral build-up on the two stage evaporative coolers at this location). Yes, I would buy again from this seller.

Have not installed one yet, replacing older units that are near impossible to service

This is working fine. The price was the best I could find. I did notice that the input/output threads seemed a little too big. I used 3/4 input threaded male connected to garden hose input/output.I needed to use a good 4 wraps of Teflon tape for my adapters to seal up properly and not leak. This is more than I would have preferred to use. Other than that it's perfectly fine. Perhaps a thicker Teflon tape would help out. I recommend it with the warning about the threads being a little loose.

I bought this filter to replace a filter that kept blowing the gasket and leaking under my counter top.It does a great job and installs easily. Does not have a cut off valve, but was not a problem for me.

Decided to follow a tutorial on making a hydrogen cell for my generator, these perform perfectly. If you need a generator, and are interested in running it on Hydrogen; these are great. Easy to install and modify. Very durable materials.

I replaced 2, 30 year old OMNI whole house filter units. The design of these filters is much better. A threaded collar seals the clear canister to the head.

The only drawback I see is the "brackets". They screw on the top into plastic with screws. From my experience with units like this, the rough-and-tumble of installing a new cartridge will eventually cause that to break. SO..... one will have to secure the in and out pipe with clamps to the wall, and that will require a little building up to allow for the diameter of the casing. We put METAL pipe in either hole and strongly secure the pipe.Other than that, these are a solid value and very well made.

They leaked around the threaded brass inserts. I tried with and without tape using both brass and plastic fittings. I bought another pack in case it was just a fluke. All of them leaked. I suspect the leak was between the brass insert and the plastic upper housing. Bought a different brand (OMNIFilter WH5) and had no problems.