Crown Berkey w/ 4 Black Berkey Elements Save 6% Off

• Holding Volume = 6 Gallons
• Height = 30" ; Diameter = 11"
• This system purifies 13 gallons / hour
• Black Berkeys will last for 12,000 gallons
• Constructed of 304 Stainless Steel

Love the Crown Berkey. We were going to purchase the Big Berkey, never knew it came in this size. Being from Texas, bigger is better. We are only using 3 of the 4 elements and p0lan on buying some additional back up elements from this vendor. The price was right, delivered quickly, all good. We had heard that the spigots on Berkeys are sometimes problematic, we also ordered two back up spigots, also delivered quickly (seperately). We had now trouble assembling, directions we ok. We use it at home. We had some initial slow leak from the spigot, but I just went in a finger tightened it down a little further and no more issue. Good product, quality vendor. Would recommend.

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I bought this product after a trial run with the berkey go (1 quart). Have tried (and previously owned/used) Brita, Pur, and ZeroWater. The Brita was ok, but left water occasionally tasting like plastic. The Zerowater always tastes like plastic and is much more expensive and not readily available. The Pur I used for years, but in the last 3 years the filters take forever to drain, though the water tastes good. I use a LOT of water. My town has issued lead warnings, so I wanted lead removal, great taste, and quantity--in that order. the Berkey Go proved to me that the berkey black filters could take stagnant tasting (dirt tasting) municiple water and transform it into natrual spring water tasting water. I went from choking down a single glass of water at work (my testing faucet) to drinking 1 to 2 quarts of water a day! JUST water! It is almost sparkling sweet after going through the filter! That was a eye opener. I had never been a big water drinker. always had to have tea, or something flavored, to mask to subtle favors infused in the municiple water supply. Having enjoyed the water from the berkey element for a couple of months, I finally decided on the size for my home. Berkey comes in several sizes,so the size decision was the main quandry. Being such a big tea drinker, I finally decided to buy the Crown for the volume it supplies. I have indeed used it to make tea, (multiple gallons on the same day, along with gatorade, and crystal orange drink) and still am drinking water straight from the Crown''s tap because the sweet spring taste just calls to me. The reservoir holds 8 gallons and filters way faster than the Pur and even the brita, the Zerowater would be close in time. But the taste knocks them ALL out of, well, the water. ;} I am now putting a gallon of filtered water in the fridge so that I have an Ice Cold option, but I still find myself going to the Crown''s tap after working outside in the heat. I would recommend Berkey with black elements to everyone!

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I bought this filter system mostly because of the high fluoride content in my area and also because I got tired of buying bottled water all the time. I went ahead and purchased 4 fluoride filters and attached them to the Berkey black filters. As far as taste goes, the water coming out of the berkey taste somewhat better but not a whole lot. It kinda still tastes like tap water. At least I know the most of the fluoride is filtered out plus whatever else is in the water. The only problem I''ve had so far is the spigot. About a month after I got it the spigot started to get stuck in the open position. You had to push down on it to get it to stop. I called the supplier and was told I will be getting another one soon. I also went ahead and bought a wooden stand for it because it didn''t look good sitting on the counter. And lastly, I liked the fact that in a crisis you can use almost any kind of water in the berkey (well water, rain, river, streams, ponds and lake water) and get clean & safe water to come out. I also found a site where lab testing was done on the berkey system:

I''m still waiting on the new spigot but I got the old one to work by sanding the little vertical black plunger inside the spigot. It was too thick and was sticking when sliding through the top cap. Anyway, it works now with no problems, but I would still like the new one just in case.