WSP Series
WSP-J Series
WSP-SL Series
WSP-ARB Series
WSP-ARJ Series
What size tube does the flush valve use?
The flush valve uses 3/8” OD tubing.
Will I lose any water pressure after installing this filter?
You shouldn't notice any drop in pressure after installing this filter.
Is a sediment filter necessary?
Spin down filters are generally recommended for use with well water or if you have high amounts of sediment. City water or Municipal water sources usually do not have high levels of residue but can have sediment issues; it depends on the quality of the source water and sediment that needs to be removed from the source water.
Can water filters be cleaned and reused?
Yes. iSpring Spin Down Sediment Filters can be flushed, cleaned, and reused.
How do you filter sediment out of water?
The best solution will be installing a sediment filter.
How does a spin down sediment filter work?
The iSpring spin-down sediment filter is the first line of defense for your plumbing system, faucets, and appliances. Removing dirt, sand, and rust particles protects and extends the life of your standard filters. It also prevents the faucets from being damaged by “grinding.” Statistics show that it saves up to 20% of water consumption from being wasted by “dripping faucets” in commercial and public buildings.
How do I know which size cartridge to order? 50, 100, 200 ,500 micron?
The size cartridge you’ll need to order depends on the size and the amount of sediment it will have to treat. The smaller sizes will remove the most sediment, but excess or large particles can clog them quickly and require frequent flushing. If you notice that you need frequent flushing, consider using a larger size screen and using additional treatment after the sediment filter to catch the fine particles.