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EHM VITA 7 Platinum - Advanced 7-Plate Alkaline Water Ionizer

EHM VITA 7 Platinum - Advanced 7-Plate Alkaline Water Ionizer

$741.62 $769.68 ₿ 0.01007

Key specifications

Size
26.7 cm high × 17 cm wide × 10.9 cm deep (see size photo)
Weight
4 kg
Flow
1.0–3.5 L/min
ORP
around −400 to −500 mV (shown on screen)
Hydrogen
produced during electrolysis on the alkaline settings
Filter life
about 3,000 L or 6 months
All 7 specifications

Specifications

Size
26.7 cm high × 17 cm wide × 10.9 cm deep (see size photo)
Weight
4 kg
Flow
1.0–3.5 L/min
ORP
around −400 to −500 mV (shown on screen)
Hydrogen
produced during electrolysis on the alkaline settings
Filter life
about 3,000 L or 6 months
Warranty
12 months for manufacturing faults

Description

The 7-plate water ioniser Kiwis pick when they've priced up a Kangen. Same type of machine, platinum-titanium plates, seven water settings – for $1,299, with replacement filters at $93.99.
Fill the drink bottle before the gym. Top up after a morning in the garden. A cold glass when you get in from the paddock. Most owners tell us the same thing: the water tastes so good they simply drink more of it.

7 settings: 4 alkaline (about pH 8.5–11), purified, and 2 acidic (pH 3–5.5) for cleaning. Results vary with your tap water's minerals and flow.

7 platinum-titanium plates with ionic membranes.

Built-in filtration plus a self-clean cycle to keep scale down.

3.8" touchscreen showing pH, ORP, flow and filter life, with voice prompts.

Sits on the bench and connects to your tap with the included components – designed to fit any tap, no plumber needed.

Vita 7 vs Kangen – the honest comparison
No, it isn't a Kangen – Kangen is Enagic's brand name. Both are countertop electrolysis water ionisers with multiple pH settings and built-in filtration. The big difference is price: the Vita 7 is $1,299, Kangen machines cost several times that, and our replacement filters are $93.99. Read our full Vita 7 vs Kangen comparison.
What it costs to run
One filter lasts about 3,000 L or 6 months. It's the same EHM Vita 7 replacement filter we sell on our site, and swapping it is an easy two-step job.
Pay your way
Afterpay available: 4 payments of $324.75. Overnight delivery for most of NZ, free over $150.
Specs

Works with tap water 50–1,000 ppm TDS
Stainless steel housing, overheat protection, SMPS power control

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a Kangen machine?No. It's an EHM Vita 7, a different brand of the same type of water ioniser. Kangen is Enagic's brand name.
Will it fit my kitchen tap?Yes. The Vita 7 is designed to fit any tap with the components included in the box.
How long does it take to set up?About 20 minutes: fit the diverter to your tap, connect the hose and plug it in. Full instructions are included.
What does it cost to run?One replacement filter every 6 months or so (about 3,000 L), plus a small amount of power. Changing the filter takes two easy steps.
What's the warranty and returns policy?You get a 12-month warranty for manufacturing faults, and you're also covered by the Consumer Guarantees Act. If you change your mind, you can return an unopened unit within 14 days.
How fast will it arrive?Overnight delivery for most of NZ, sent from New Plymouth.
SKU: 53
$741.62
₿ 0.01007
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