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Brand: Eureka Forbes

Eureka Forbes Aquaguard Amrit+ 6000 Gravity

Gravity (non-electric) water purifier with a 21 L tank

7.4/10

Our editorial score

Good — right for the specific buyer

Low-TDS municipal water where power is unreliable

Purification
Gravity (non-electric)
Storage
—
Max input TDS
200 ppm
Warranty
—

About this water purifier

  • Needs no electricity and wastes no water
  • 21 litre tank, enough for a family through a power cut

How it scores

Purification6.4
Build quality7.0
Value for money8.4
Running cost8.2
Service network7.4
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Catalogue listing — not a hands-on review

We have not tested this unit. The specifications below are parsed from the manufacturer's own listing, the features are their wording, and the score is calculated from those specifications rather than assigned by an editor. For models we have examined in depth, see our ranked water purifiers guides.

About this model

Eureka Forbes's Eureka Forbes Aquaguard Amrit+ 6000 Gravity uses Gravity (non-electric) purification and sells for ₹3,199 on Amazon.in (MRP ₹3,699, so 14% off on the day we checked).

With no RO and no power, this is a filter for water that is already low in dissolved salts — typically treated municipal supply. It removes sediment and microbes, not hardness.

This is a catalogue entry, not a hands-on review. Every number above is taken from Eureka Forbes's Amazon.in listing (ASIN B0DFCVLKL3) as it stood on 12 October 2026, and the score is worked out from those numbers alone.

Manufacturer's stated features

  • Needs no electricity and wastes no water
  • 21 litre tank, enough for a family through a power cut

Worth noting

  • A gravity filter does not handle dissolved salts or heavy metals

When this is not a good choice

Every condition below is derived from this product's published specifications and from how it compares with the water purifiers we track — so you can check each one against your own room, supply or budget rather than take our word for it.

  • Your supply runs above 200 ppm TDS

    It is suited to supply up to about 200 ppm. Above that this technology removes nothing dissolved, so the water will be disinfected but not desalinated.

    Purifiers for high-TDS supply →
  • Your area has documented arsenic, fluoride or nitrate contamination

    There is no reverse-osmosis stage. UV and UF deal with bacteria, viruses and cysts, and remove nothing dissolved — so against those contaminants this offers no protection at all, whatever the TDS reading says.

    Book a NABL lab water test →

Transparency Score: 8.1/10

Exceptional transparency. This is separate from our review score above — it measures how well documented, how supportable and how expensive to own this water purifier is, scored on 4 of 7 axes by formula, with no manual override. See the methodology.

Eureka Forbes Aquaguard Amrit+ 6000 Gravity Transparency Score breakdown
AxisScoreWeightBased on
Documentation2.515%3 of 12 tracked specs published
Running cost9.320%₹1,200 per year
5-year cost of ownership9.620%₹9,199 over five years
Warranty & free serviceNot scored12%Not published
Service & parts reach10.015%Eureka Forbes service network rated excellent
Energy efficiencyNot scored8%Not published
Water recoveryNot scored10%Not published

Full specifications

Eureka Forbes Aquaguard Amrit+ 6000 Gravity full specifications
PurificationGravity (non-electric)
Stages4
Storage tank21 litres
Estimated running cost/year≈ ₹1,200 (filters and service)

Specifications are from manufacturer literature and were checked at the last price-verification date. Brands occasionally revise stage counts, tank sizes and warranty terms without changing the model name — confirm against the current listing before purchasing.

About Eureka Forbes

The parent company behind Aquaguard, and the name under which its air purifiers, vacuum cleaners and commercial water systems are sold. For water purifiers, the product you actually buy is branded Aquaguard — but service, AMC and spares all run through Eureka Forbes.

Service: excellentPrice band: midHQ: Mumbai, Maharashtra

Read our full Eureka Forbes brand assessment →

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