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WATER SYSTEMS CERTIFICATION
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IAPMO’s Water Systems Certification Program informs and provides the utmost confidence to regulators, inspectors, manufacturers, distributors, installers, engineers and the public that the products have been tested and certified to the applicable standards.

Our experienced technical experts will help guide you through the certification process to get your products to market quickly.

With IAPMO R&T, manufacturers gain an attentive, service-oriented partner for exhibiting the compliance of their products to the United States and Global markets.

The IAPMO R&T brand and its reputation for quality are unparalleled in the industry. IAPMO marks of conformity are widely recognized and represent the highest degree of integrity in showing compliance with established codes and standards.

MARKS OF CONFORMITY

IAPMO RT Marks of Conformity are widely recognized and represent the highest degree of integrity showing compliance with established codes and standards.

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PERFORMANCE STANDARDS

IAPMO R&T Water Systems Product Certification covers
the following performance standards:

Drinking Water Treatment Units
NSF/ANSI 42, 44, 53, 55, 58, 62, 177, 222, 401, 419, and P473, CSA B483.1. IAPMO Z601.
WQA Standards S-100, S-200, S-300 and S-400, S-802, and S-803. ASSE 1022, 1023, 1086, 1087, and 190.
CAN/CSA-B483.1-07

Drinking Water Components and Additives
NSF/ANSI 60, 61, and 372

Microbiological Performance
US EPA Microbiological Guide Standard, NSF/ANSI 244, NSF P231, P376, and P248

Pool and Spa
NSF/ANSI 50, IAPMOI/ANSI Z1033, Z124.7, ANSI/APSP/ICC 16, ANSI/APSP 3, ANSI/NSPI 1.2, IAPMO SPS-3, 4, IAPMO PS 87, ASME A112.19.19, IAPMO PS 87, ASTM F1346, F2208, F1808

Plastics
NSF/ANSI 14 and 24

Food and Beverage
NSF/ANSI 18 and 51

Gray Water Treatment
NSF/ANSI 350

Temporary Standards
Including all LEC and IGC Standards

EPA Lead Fact Sheet: A Consumer Tool for Identifying Point of Use (POU) Drinking Water Filters Certified to Reduce Lead

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Michigan Filter First

What is Michigan Filter First?
The legislation, collectively known as Michigan Filter First, requires schools and childcare centers to:

  1. Develop a drinking water management plan (DWMP)
  2.  Install filters that reduce lead levels in all drinking water fixtures
  3. Conduct annual tests of the filtered water.

The initiative encompasses two acts: the Clean Drinking Water Access Act (2023 PA 154) and amendments to the Child Care Organizations Act (1973 PA 116). Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed it into law in October 2023.

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Before you choose a third-party certification body, contact us and discover how IAPMO R&T Water Filtration program can provide the best customer service and value for your certification dollars. We understand the importance of long-term relationships, as many industry leading manufacturers have seen the value in the IAPMO marks of conformity for decades.

If you have any questions and/or need more information regarding your certification needs, please email us at info@iapmort.org.

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