Faber XUV 8000 is a UV and UF water purifier with alkaline filtration and a 7L storage tank. It uses a 7-stage filtration setup with pre- and post-carbon filtration to improve the overall purification process. The purifier includes indicators for tank full, power and purification status, making everyday operation easier to understand. It comes with free installation and is designed for municipal water. The 7L storage capacity gives households a useful reserve of filtered water, while its straightforward design can fit well into kitchens where users prefer simple controls and clear operating indicators.
Pros:
- The 7L storage tank can provide you with a convenient supply of purified water for regular household drinking needs.
- It uses UV and UF purification along with alkaline treatment for multiple filtration stages.
- This purifier includes pre- and post-carbon filtration, adding further stages to the overall purification process.
- The tank-full, power and purification indicators make it easier to understand the purifier's operating status.
- It comes with free installation, which can reduce the additional setup cost and make the initial installation process more convenient.
Cons:
- It is designed for municipal water, so it may not be the right choice for households depending heavily on borewell or tanker water.
- The 7L tank may not be sufficient for larger families with high daily drinking water consumption.
- This model does not use RO purification, which may limit its suitability for water with high TDS levels.
- The multiple filter stages will still require periodic maintenance and replacement over time.
- Users looking for hot water, smart connectivity or more advanced features may find this model relatively basic.
Best For:
This purifier is best for households that primarily receive municipal water and want a straightforward UV and UF-based purification system. It can suit small to medium families that need a reasonable amount of filtered water stored and ready to use. The 7L tank provides useful capacity without making the unit excessively large, while the operating indicators make everyday use simple. It is also a good option for people who prefer free installation and do not specifically need an RO system. Homes with relatively suitable municipal water quality may find its setup practical for routine drinking requirements.

