Advanced 3 Layer Technology
VIVA publishes an advanced three layer filtration architecture intended to maintain water flow while providing whole house treatment.
Explore the VIVA whole house water filtration system using the manufacturer's current published technical information. VIVA lists advanced 3 layer technology, filtration accuracy up to 1 micron, food grade material, heavy metal reduction and limescale reduction.
A whole house filtration system is installed on the incoming water supply so water is treated before it continues through the property's plumbing network. That is different from an under sink filter, which only treats water at one selected outlet.
VIVA publishes an advanced three layer filtration architecture intended to maintain water flow while providing whole house treatment.
The manufacturer states filtration accuracy of up to 1 micron for the whole house system.
VIVA lists food grade material as part of the product specification.
VIVA publishes heavy metal reduction and limescale reduction among the product's filtration functions.
The exact cartridge and internal media arrangement should follow the manufacturer's current documentation, but the property level concept is straightforward.
Whole house filtration is positioned upstream of the property's general plumbing distribution.
The value of a whole house system is the position in the plumbing network. It treats the incoming supply before water reaches multiple downstream fixtures rather than filtering one kitchen outlet only.
Rather than adding exaggerated wellness claims, the page stays with the current product information VIVA publishes.
Published by VIVA as the core filtration structure for the whole house system.
VIVA states filtration accuracy of up to 1 micron.
The manufacturer's product page describes the filtration material as food grade.
Heavy metal reduction is listed by VIVA among the system functions.
VIVA also lists limescale reduction as a product function.
VIVA currently lists a Western Australia branch at 15 Focal Way, Bayswater WA 6053.
Before ordering, the incoming water service, pipe route, pressure conditions, available installation position, drainage needs and future cartridge access should be checked. Final plumbing work should follow the product documentation and relevant licensed trade requirements.
The filter must be positioned where it can treat the intended downstream plumbing.
Cartridge and housing access matters after installation, not just on installation day.
Plumbing pressure and flow conditions should be reviewed rather than assumed.
The installation location should protect the equipment appropriately while keeping it serviceable.
The supplied VIVA campaign artwork lists the whole house water filtration system as the free product within a limited time trade offer.
The campaign artwork states the filtration system is valued at $990 and the VIVA heat pump price is $1,450 excluding GST per unit.
The supplied promotion does not state that plumbing installation is included. Trade eligibility, product availability, installation scope and final order terms should be confirmed before purchase.
The most important distinction is between what the manufacturer publishes and what needs to be confirmed at the property.
VIVA currently publishes filtration accuracy of up to 1 micron for its whole house water filtration system.
Yes. VIVA describes the product as using advanced 3 layer technology.
Yes. Heavy metal reduction and limescale reduction are both listed on VIVA's current product page.
No. A whole house system is installed on the incoming water service so it can treat multiple downstream outlets. An under sink system serves a specific point of use.
The supplied campaign artwork says the filtration system is valued at $990 but does not state that installation is included. Plumbing installation scope should be confirmed separately.
No. The incoming water entry point, pipe route, access, protection, pressure conditions and future filter servicing should be checked at the property.
The product selection only becomes useful when the installation position, plumbing route and future service access make sense for the home.