Is a whole house water filter, always installed vertically?
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As always the manufacturer's instructions take precedence.
I have installed a whole house filter horizontally and it worked just fine. Biggest problem is when you change the filter. It is tough to keep the cartridge aligned with the fittings at the top because it tends to flop around as you screw the housing in.
Water line horizontal, water filter vertical, is best if you can.
Pictures always show vertical install because it's the easiest and convenient. According to PUR, The filter can be mounted in any direction, including sideways or upside down. Keep in mind, however, that cartridge changes for upside-down or sideways mounted filters can be messy and clumsy.