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Description
Cleaning mineral stains, rust-colored rings in your toilet tank, and scrubbing scale off shower doors can feel endless. The WSP Whole House Chlorination System handles bacteria, heavy iron, and sulfur in well water that need chemical disinfection, making your daily cleaning less demanding.
The daily battle with stubborn stains and odors
You know the routine: every week, you’re scrubbing orange stains inside the toilet tank and the brownish spots that reappear on faucets and sinks. Laundry takes longer to get truly clean, towels feel rough, and a faint sulfur smell lingers in your hot water. No matter how much you clean, the stains and smells keep coming back. It’s frustrating, and it adds up to time spent cleaning instead of relaxing.
How the control head manages the system efficiently
The heart of this system is a metered control head that keeps track of the exact amount of water you use. It triggers cleaning cycles at the right times, including an automatic backwash that lifts and rinses the media bed inside the tank. This process helps the system keep working well without wasting salt or water. The control head also uses upflow brining, drawing less salt during regeneration, which means lower operating costs and less frequent maintenance.
Media specially chosen for well water problems
Inside the tank, a carefully balanced blend of catalytic activated carbon, granular activated carbon, and calcite neutralizing media works on your water. The catalytic carbon targets chemicals like chloramine, chlorine, and hydrogen sulfide — the last one being responsible for that rotten egg smell. Granular carbon helps improve taste and odor overall. Meanwhile, calcite neutralizing media balances out acidic water by gently raising pH. Together, these media types treat the heavy iron, sulfur, bacteria, and acidity often found in well water that needs disinfection.
The tank size and what it means for your home
This system uses a standard 10" by 54" tank holding about 35 gallons. That size gives it enough volume to handle the water needs of a larger family home. With a flow rate up to 9 gallons per minute, it can easily supply water for multiple bathrooms in use at the same time without struggle. The tank is built to last, and it comes with a lifetime warranty on the pressure vessel, giving you long-term peace of mind.
Designed for larger homes with multiple bathrooms
This chlorination system fits well in households with four to six people and around three bathrooms. If your home is smaller or has fewer bathrooms, a smaller system might be more economical. Conversely, homes with more bathrooms or higher water demand may need to look at larger systems. Confirming the right size depends on how much water your household uses daily and the specific water issues you face.
Included in your purchase is this durable tank with lifetime warranty coverage and the control valve with its own manufacturer's warranty. To get the best fit for your water problem and household, contact the WSP team for a free quote and sizing assistance. Just provide your ZIP code and details about your water, and we’ll recommend the exact configuration and send you pricing.
Who this size is right for
At 48,000 grains of capacity this suits a larger family home - around 4-6 people with 3 bathrooms.
Sizing is a trade-off, not a target. Go bigger and it regenerates less often and uses less salt per gallon softened; go smaller and you will find the soft water running out before the next cycle. When in doubt, up. Send us your water test if you would like the sizing checked before you order.
Overview
- 🇺🇸 U.S.-based support and expert assistance
- 🔧 Built with trusted, industry-standard components
- 🚚 Ships nationwide - freight-safe packaging
- 🏠 Ideal for residential and light-commercial systems
Specs (Typical)
| Max Operating Pressure | 125 psi |
|---|---|
| Max Water Temp | 100 °F |
| Electrical | 120 V AC |
| Flow Range | 5-45 GPM (model dependent) |
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