Whole-house water filtration
A three-stage, WaterMark-certified filtration system plumbed into your mains and housed in a locked stainless enclosure. Installed by licensed plumbers across the Perth metropolitan area.
The Dolphin system
Filtration happens once, at the point your mains water enters the property — so showers, laundry, kitchen and garden all draw from the same filtered supply. No jugs to refill, no cartridges under the sink, nothing on the benchtop.
Filtration stages
Water passes through the stages in order — coarse physical filtration first, then chemical, then adsorption. Every cartridge carries the WaterMark certification mark.
Water flows left to right — each stage protects the one behind it.
General clarifying of sediment such as sand, grit and rust. The coarse first pass that protects the two cartridges behind it.
Chlorine, taste and odour removal, with no release of carbon fines. This is the stage you notice at the kitchen tap.
Reduces lead, arsenic and fluoride, without adding any harmful chemicals or substances to the water.
Why filter at the mains
Illustration only — filtered water enters at the meter and feeds every outlet in the house.
Chlorine is added at the treatment plant as a disinfectant and is still present at your tap. It is the flat taste in a glass of water and the smell that comes off a hot shower.
Fine grit and iron oxide travel through the mains and through older internal pipework. They scour tapware, block aerators and shorten the life of anything with a cartridge or solenoid.
Showers, laundry, kitchen, garden and the hot water unit. A benchtop filter treats a litre at a time; a mains system treats everything downstream of the meter.


The enclosure
The filtration gear is straightforward. Keeping it serviceable after five Perth summers is the part that matters — so the whole assembly sits in a fully encased stainless cabinet with the Dolphin mark engraved into the lid.
Warranty & service
Dolphin Home Filtration Systems Pty Ltd warrants the system from the date of installation. Cartridges are a consumable — replace them at the recommended interval and the cover stays intact.
On filter casings and plumbing parts, from the date of installation.
On labour and workmanship, from the date of installation.
Recommended cartridge replacement — or sooner if you notice a change in your water quality.
Warranty does not cover damage or faults resulting from misuse, accidental damage, freezing, flooding, fire, excessive water pressure, unauthorised modifications, neglect, or failure to maintain or replace filter cartridges in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations.
Installations
Side of the house, against the fence, beside the hot water unit — plumbed into the mains and left tidy.




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We'll check where your mains comes in, test your pressure and confirm there's space for the enclosure, then quote the installation properly. No obligation.
System and cartridges carry the WaterMark certification mark.
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