WSP Arsenic Reduction System

Within the first week of using the WSP Arsenic Reduction System, you’ll likely notice your water tastes clearer and cleaner, with the faint metallic edge often caused by arsenic starting to fade. The water you use daily for drinking, cooking, and washing will feel noticeably fresher, helping restore confidence in your well’s quality.

Recognizing What Arsenic in Your Water Looks Like

Arsenic doesn’t usually show itself with color or smell, but its presence in well water can subtly affect your daily life. Perhaps your coffee tastes unusually sharp or metallic, or your beverages carry a faint off-flavor that wasn't there before. It’s more than a nuisance—arsenic lingers silently. You might also notice appliances like kettles and irons building up unusual deposits, or your skin feeling dry after extended exposure. These signs point to a contaminant that’s hard to see but worth addressing.

How the Control Head Manages Your Water Treatment

The system’s control head runs automatically, sensing when the arsenic-capturing media needs cleaning. It periodically initiates a backwash cycle, which lifts and rinses the resin bed inside the tank to clear away trapped particles. This automatic cleaning helps maintain the system’s effectiveness without your needing to intervene, saving you time and effort compared to manual regeneration.

Specialized Media Targeting Arsenic and Hardness

Inside the tank, two kinds of resin work together. The arsenic-select resin adsorbs both common forms of arsenic found in water, binding these contaminants to prevent them from reaching your tap. Alongside that, the high-capacity cation exchange resin targets hardness minerals, helping to reduce scale buildup that can shorten appliance life. This combination keeps your water cleaner and your plumbing running smoother.

Tank Size and What It Means for Your Water Use

The WSP Arsenic Reduction System comes with a pressure tank about 9 inches wide and 48 inches tall, holding approximately one cubic foot of media. This size supports a typical flow of about five gallons per minute, enough for a small home. The media volume and tank dimensions ensure the system can handle daily water needs for one to two people without frequent regeneration, balancing performance and maintenance.

Who This System Is Designed For

This system suits smaller households—think one to two occupants with one or two bathrooms—where water demand is moderate. If your home has higher usage or more bathrooms, you might want to consider a larger system better matched to greater flow and capacity. Confirming your household’s water needs against this system’s abilities helps ensure effective arsenic reduction without oversizing.

What Comes With Your WSP Arsenic Reduction System

Your purchase includes the pressure tank with a lifetime warranty—the tank itself is covered for life, so you can count on its durability. The control valve and electronics have their manufacturer warranties. A bypass valve is included at no extra cost, allowing you or your plumber to isolate the system for servicing without interrupting water flow to your home. You’ll also get 10 feet of discharge hose for the drain line, so installation is straightforward for your plumber.

Getting Started and Next Steps

This system ships free within the U.S. from Tampa, Florida, ready for your local licensed plumber to install. We offer sizing guidance to help make sure it fits your water use and arsenic levels. To start improving your water’s quality and taste, order the WSP Arsenic Reduction System online today—no pressure, just straightforward service and a system built to last.

Who this size is right for

This is rated for roughly 5 gallons per minute of service flow, which suits a small home - around 1-2 people with 1-2 bathrooms.

Check this against your peak demand rather than your daily total. A unit that is marginal on flow will drop pressure at exactly the times you notice it most.