GE Shower Filtration System, Removes Chlorine, Easy to Install to an Existing Shower Head Tool Free in Minutes, Filter Included, Replace Filter (FXSCT) Every 6 Months, GXSM01TBL

Certifier record checked 25 Oct 2026 · source

“IAPMO R&T Product Listing Directory (pld.iapmo.org, searched by standard "177"), read in a browser 2026-10-25. File W-14289, listee GE APPLIANCES, A HAIER COMPANY, product "Shower Filtration Systems-Aesthetic Effects", NSF/ANSI 177-2019, "current as of October 25, 2026": model GXSM01TBL, replacement component FXSCT, flow rate 2 GPM, capacity 14,000 gallons, reduction claim "Free Available Chorine" (sic). GE's owner's manual for GXSM01TBL (a PDF dated July 2022, copy hosted by The Home Depot at images.thdstatic.com, read 2026-10-25) states "This system is Tested and Certified by IAPMO R&T against NSF/ANSI Standard 177", a service flow rate of 2.0 GPM and a rated service life of 16,000 gallons (or 6 months), that the system "has not been evaluated for free available chlorine reduction performance in the presence of chloramines", and that it "is not intended to be used as a drinking water treatment unit". Its performance table lists free available chlorine at an influent challenge of 2 mg/L (plus or minus 10%), a maximum permissible product-water concentration of 1 mg/L and a reduction of 50% or more. The register's 14,000 gallons and the manual's 16,000 differ; the lower figure is the register's. NSF's own register could not be searched (its server refused connections from our network on 2026-10-25). The Amazon title names GXSM01TBL and the FXSCT filter (Creators API, 2026-10-25); the Amazon page itself was not read.”