The Clearsource Ultra RV Water Filter System is a premium, three-stage filtration unit engineered specifically for RV use. Designed to deliver exceptional water quality and flow, this system removes sediment, chlorine, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and even bacteria — providing safe, great-tasting water for drinking, cooking, and showering while protecting your RV’s plumbing and fixtures.
With rugged, powder-coated metal housing and oversized filter canisters, the Ultra is built for durability and high-capacity filtration. It’s a top-tier choice for RVers who demand reliable performance and clean water from any source, whether at a campground, well connection, or boondocking refill station.
Key Features
- Three-stage filtration:
- Stage 1: 5-micron sediment filter removes rust, silt, and debris
- Stage 2: Coconut shell carbon block filter eliminates chlorine and VOCs
- Stage 3: VirusGuard™ filter removes bacteria and cysts (down to 0.2 microns)
- Sturdy powder-coated steel frame built for long-term outdoor use
- High flow rate supports full RV water pressure without restriction
- Standard garden hose fittings for quick connection
- Replaceable filters compatible with Clearsource and standard-sized cartridges
RV Use Cases
- Provides safe, clean drinking water directly from campground or well hookups
- Protects water heaters, faucets, and appliances from sediment buildup
- Essential for full-time RVers using variable or questionable water sources
Common User Feedback
Pros:
- Outstanding water quality — noticeably cleaner and better-tasting
- Heavy-duty build that withstands long-term outdoor exposure
- High flow rate with minimal pressure loss
Cons:
- Higher upfront cost than single-stage filters
- Requires space for mounting or storage during travel
- Filter replacements can be more expensive than budget models
Best Practices
- Setup at the water source: Connect directly between the campground spigot and your freshwater hose.
- Flush filters before use: Run several gallons through the system to clear carbon dust.
- Replace filters seasonally: Every 6 months or per manufacturer’s gallon rating.
- Store dry and protected: Avoid freezing and prolonged sun exposure when not in use.
Inspector's Note (RV Pro Solutions Insight)
As an RV inspector, I like systems that make maintenance visible and repeatable, and a multi-stage filter can do that when owners keep track of cartridge condition and replacement intervals. With the Clearsource Ultra, I would pay attention to housing seals, flow direction, pressure, leaks, and freeze protection at every setup. Better-tasting water is useful, but the inspection priority is maintaining a clean system and understanding exactly what the installed filter stages are designed to reduce.
