Can you install and under sink water filter in 2150RB

[Chaostactics]

After having drunk jet fuel water here in Hawaii, thanks Navy/Redhill, I'm picky about my drinking water and I don't want the weight/storage space loss of hauling bottled water.

I'm wondering if there's a spot anywhere to, and any reason not to, install an under sink water filter in a 2150RB. They don't have to mount under sink technically but they do need to be mounted pretty close.

I don't have the 2150RB yet so I'm not sure what the plumbing lines look like? Most under sink filters use standard 1/2" lines in my experience.

I do plan to put a whole system 2 stage filter on but this under sink would be specifically for drinking/cooking water.

Sorry for the million questions. I'm trying to learn enough that there's minimal extra learning after I pick up the trailer.

[WhittleBurner]

If there is space, can't see a reason why not. Aside from better drinking water, one of the best things you can do for your water heater lifespan is filter and soften (if it's hard water) the incoming water. We use a triple portable filter as well as a small water softener

[Second Chance]

If there's room, it can be done. We installed a ceramic-around-carbon block filter with a spigot in the countertop in the kitchen island in our Solitude. That's the best filter type short of reverse osmosis and it does a great job. Check out https://www.rvwaterfilterstore.com/ and contact their customer support with questions. They are very helpful.

Rob