Countertop Water Filtration System

Our 2.5-gallon stainless steel water filtration system is designed with a timeless combination of form and function for an elevated look and feel. Rigorously tested by the NSF to remove lead, forever chemicals, microplastics, and 50+ other contaminants.

Design and Performance
Our Rorra Countertop System is crafted with premium, long-lasting stainless steel materials to minimize the use of plastics in order to create a system that is elegant, highly effective, and user-friendly.

We work with the NSF and other NSF-accredited labs in order to test our system's safety and efficacy at reducing a broad spectrum of contaminants, such as Chlorine, Microplastics, PFAS Chemicals, lead, and more.

Total PFAS
(NSF/ANSI 53)
Over 200 million Americans are estimated to have forever chemicals (PFAS/PFOS) present in their tap water. *1

• Avg. Reduction %
  99.6%
  

Lead
(NSF/ANSI 53)
186 million Americans drank water from systems with lead levels exceeding recommended limits to protect children. *2

• Avg. Reduction %
  99.6%

Microplastics
(NSF/ANSI 401)
Microplastics are frequently found in tap water. Total plastics found in brain matter increased 50% in the past 8 years. *3

• Avg. Reduction %
  97.3%
  

Estrone
(NSF/ANSI 401)
Estrone enters the water supply when it is excreted from humans and animals. This can disrupt hormone function. *4

• Avg. Reduction %
  99.0%

Technical Specifications

• 2.5 Gallon Total Capacity: 1.5 Gal. of Filtered Water & 1 Gal. of Unfiltered Water
  
• 17" Tall x 11" Diameter
  
• Water Containment Material: 316L Stainless Steel
  
• Filter Material: Dual-Layer Pleated Electrokinetic Nanofiber
  
• Filtration Method: Gravity-fed
  
• Filter Life: 200 Gallons
  
• Filter Flow Rate: 2 Gallons per hour
  
• Power: 4x AAA Batteries (comes pre-installed, no plug-in required)

In the Box:

• 1x Rorra Countertop System
  
• 1x Rorra Countertop Filter
  
• 1x User Manual

*Sources
1 - https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.estlett.0c00713?goto=supporting-info.
2 - https://www.nrdc.org/resources/millions-served-water-systems-detecting-lead.
3 - https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11100893/#S7
4 - https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0269749112000668#:~:text=rights%20and%20content-,Abstract,(AOP)%20have%20been%20addressed