Katadyn Camp

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The Camp is a water filter made by Katadyn. It has an average rating of 5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review.

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From Campmor:
"The simple and easy way for safe potable drinking water- just fill and hang. No pumping required- ideal for large volumes of water for groups and families. Removes bacteria, Giardia, and Cryptosporidium to EPA standards. Uses cleanable Hiker PRO replacement cartridge, included. Specifications Technology AntiClog technology: 129 square inches of pleated 0.3 micron glassfiber media. Activated carbon core: reduces unpleasant tastes and odors from the water. Output: Up to 0.5 liters per minute. Cartridge Capacity: Up to 200 gallons, depending on water quality - use of filter protector will extend cartridge life. Weight: 13 oz. Includes: 2.5 gallon water bag with Hiker PRO cartridge, 3 ft. output hose, and on/off switch."

From Backcountry.com:
"The Katadyn Camp filter uses gravity to microfilter water anywhere. Simply fill up the included 2.6-gallon Ortlieb bag and hang it from a tree. Natures force will take care of the rest."

From Moosejaw:
"This gravity filter is practical and versatile in application. The Katadyn Camp model comprises a siphon filter, with silver impregnated ceramic, and a 10 liter water bag. This simple system allows filtration without pumping. Specifications: Technology: 0.2 micron ceramic depth filter Output: ca. 5 l/h Cartridge Capacity: up to 20,000 l (depending on water quality) Weight: ca. 620 g Size: 19 x 10 cm"

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Reviewed by Harold Moore, Aug 10, 2006

"Our group of 10 took a 7-day trip to the Boundary Waters canoe area and used the CERAMIC drip water filter for pristine water. Please note that there are two Katadyn filters that look identical with the blue bag. The best one is the ceramic filter which can be cleaned off for a total of 2000 gallons."

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