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An 11-cup pitcher filters up to 40 gallons with a PUR LED indicator
The Honeywell CR1100C pitcher filters tap water for office breakrooms and small households. It holds eleven cups per fill and uses a Pur LED indicator to show filter status. The compact blue and gray design fits on counters or refrigerator shelves.
Each filter processes up to forty gallons before the LED signals a change. The pitcher dimensions are 11.25 by 10.63 by 6.75 inches, limiting placement to spaces that accommodate that footprint. Users needing higher volume or faster flow will find the single-filter design restrictive.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product type | Appliances |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 1.03 kg |
| Package size | 287 × 269 × 173 mm |
The 11 cup pitcher filters up to 40 gallons before the cartridge needs changing.
At roughly one full 11 cup fill per day the filter reaches its 40 gallon limit in about two months.
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