iSpring WSP50ARJ-BP Whole House Prefilter, Spin-Down Sediment Water Filter with Bypass, Upgraded Clear Housing, Jumbo Size, Flushable and Reusable, Touch-Screen Auto Flushing, 4 Modes, 50 Microns

I've had this filter for about two years and it has performed flawlessly. I used to get a lot of sediment from my well, but now it all gets stopped by the filter. I clean it manually a few times per year and have it set to auto-flush every 60 days. Installation was a breeze. I had a plumber replacing an old boiler at the same time, so I did the PEX-A setup with the spin-down, fine sediment and carbon filters The PROS: Very solidly built with sturdy brass top fitting where the water goes in and out. The acrylic bottom is easy to remove with the tool and goes back together easily. The filter is stainless and easy to wash off in the sink to get the particles that auto-flush misses. The customer service is the BEST! Recently I spoke with John about filter size since some of my drip emitters are clogging. Calls are answered promptly by a knowledgeable staff who offer advice, replacement or whatever you need. I had a very small leak in the bottom of the drain valve and I received the replacement within three days. It's impressive when a company spends the time and resources to help its customers after a sale since it is definitely not the norm. The CONS: The auto-flush timer is poorly documented (as of 11/2022) so I had to call customer service a few times. This is an add-on at the bottom of the filter canister where the flush valve is located. There is no control over when it flushes - it is initially set the the time you make the setting, so if you program it a 10 am that is its schedule, but over time it seems to trigger later and later till finally you have no idea when it will trigger a flush. This is a minor issue since it does work periodically even though you never know exactly when. TIPS: I pinched and damaged the sealing gasket one time when I put the unit back together. Since you are basically out of business when this happens, I suggest the company include an extra gasket with the kit. At the time, they were out of stock so I had to find a replacement online. Be sure to use silicone plumbers grease on the gasket so it will go on and off easily and don't overly tighten. I found twisting by hand till it is firmly in place with no leaks is enough. I highly recommend this product and company.

Installed this iSpring spin-down prefilter on my main water line. The build quality is excellent, fittings are solid, and installation was straightforward. After use, you can clearly see sediment collected inside the housing. The auto-flush feature makes maintenance very easy. Highly recommended for well water or whole house protection.

Solid build quality and works exactly as intended. Installation was straightforward, components feel durable, and performance has been consistent with no leaks or issues. The design is practical and easy to maintain, and it integrates well into an existing setup. A reliable product that does what it’s supposed to do and meets expectations. Nick has been exceptional in responding quickly with inquiries

TLDR, fantastic customer service and solid product. You won't regret purchasing this filter. I bought this item from an Amazon warehouse deal. I received the filter and found the automatic module that opens the ball valve at the bottom of the filter housing was defective. When installed, the module wasn't engaging the ball valve. I was able to get the original module to work by pulling out of the white shaft that engages the ball valve. But the gears inside ended up being overly noisy which didn't inspire confidence, and I was concerned about the warranty. I'm guessing this is why it was returned, as the filter assembly itself never had any water run through it. Side note: Shame on Amazon for reselling a product that had a known problem, you folks need to do better on these warehouse deals. So I called the customer service number in hopes to resolve the issue. A robot answers the call first, which immediately had me thinking I was going to wait a long time and be connected to someone on the other side of the globe or some AI bot. I was surprised and happy when a real life human picked up the phone after waiting less than a minute, AND that person was based in the USA. I connected with Nick at the customer service line. He listened to my concern and advised me NOT to return the unit to Amazon. Doing so would just cause the unit to be resold (again), and the next person would run into the same problem I was having. After a brief call Nick advised me to email him a description of the concern along with some pictures for documentation and proof that I was the purchaser. He emailed back and told me he was sending a new module. Amazing customer service right there! Most companies would not take the proactive stance, but Nick and ISpring absolutely care about their customers. He didn't want to leave me with a questionable part after buying a brand new filter. Top notch customer service and they've absolutely earned my future business. Now, as far as the filter goes, this is an extremely well built sediment filter. It's the Cadillac of sediment filters! I have previously installed one of the smaller sediment filters, which works well, but also clogs quickly. I wanted to try this unit to save me the hassle of having to walk out to the pump house and manually clean it twice a day. This filter is large, and that extra surface area means more filtering and less clogging. Along with the automatic module, it makes the sediment filter as maintenance free as it can be. My only regret was not going with a 50 or micron filter. The 200 does catch some, but for my application I think the 50 micron (or maybe the 100?) would have worked better, especially considering the much larger surface area and the automatic flush which can be programmed to flush frequently. But how are you to know before running and trying to see what level of filtration works best? Right now my next filter in line is a 5 micron, and that's picking up a lot of sediment that is passing through the 200. Two things I would design differently if it were me. One, make a filter wrench that goes over the black part at the bottom without having to remove the black piece or the auto module. Having to remove all of that to service the filter is bothersome. Two, put the power plug on the side of the auto module instead of the back so that you don't have to remove the module to remove the power cord. Fwiw, my work around is to loosely leave the filter wrench on the housing so I don't have to mess with taking off the stuff on the bottom. It doesn't look great, but I guess I won't misplace the wrench either. Thanks again, Nick, for all of your help! It was a true pleasure to speak with you and I greatly appreciate the level of customer service that you provided. Keep up the great work!

Sehr guter Filter hält was er verspricht, top.

La instalacion fue facilisima y la calidad de los productos es muy buena, la instalacion es muy rapida y la calidad de los productos es muy buena, la instalacion es muy rapida y la calidad de los productos es muy buena.

Me llego sin el soporte del filtro para empotrarlo en la pared!

This filter works perfectly just as advertised and was easy to install. Ispring also has excellent customer service, I called ispring to ask about how to dismantle this filter to clean-out the screen and Nick helped me he provided excellent customer service answering all my questions and even offered to ship a spare screen to me (in Canada) at no extra charge.

Any house that has a well should use this. I installed a smaller version iSpring filters two years ago and saw instant improvements in the water flow throughout the house. It’s easy to figure out why by looking at what gets caught in the filter. But manual flushing was an issue for me. I often forgot to do it. I moved to this jumbo version with the auto-flush module. Boy, what a game-changer. It’s almost plug-and-forget. Good news, the flush module failed a few months after the initial installation. Why the good news? It got me to test after-sales service from iSpring. Nick answered the support line and got a replacement module shipped. Problem solved. It’s great to have a good product, and it’s even better when the company that sells it has our back.