WSP Whole House Iron & Sulfur Filter - All-In-One, C-Series, C-Series

Showers that leave your skin feeling dry and your hair dull often trace back to iron and sulfur in your water. That orange-brown staining on fixtures and the persistent rotten-egg smell in your well water are signs your water needs targeted treatment to restore comfort and cleanliness throughout your home.

How Iron and Sulfur Affect Your Daily Comfort

When your water contains iron, it often leaves rusty stains around sinks, toilets, and tubs. These stains don’t just look unpleasant; they can build up over time, making cleaning harder and leaving fixtures with a dull, worn appearance. Meanwhile, sulfur compounds, particularly hydrogen sulfide, release a distinct rotten-egg smell that can make even fresh laundry and hot showers less enjoyable. On your skin and hair, this water can cause dryness and a filmy residue, leaving hair lifeless and skin irritated or tight after bathing.

The Clever Control Head Managing Your Water Treatment

This system uses a metered control head that tracks the actual volume of water you use, so it only activates treatment cycles when necessary. It automatically backwashes the media bed by lifting and rinsing it, which flushes out trapped iron and sulfur particles. An air pocket is drawn in daily without triggering a full backwash, which helps oxidize contaminants without wasting water. You can monitor and adjust the system from your smartphone, making it easier to manage. These features combine to save water and reduce upkeep without extra effort from you.

Specialized Media Targeting Iron, Manganese, and Sulfur

Inside the tank, an oxidizing filter bed is designed to target iron, manganese, and hydrogen sulfide. Oxidation is a process that converts these dissolved minerals and gases into solid particles that the filter captures. A support bed underneath helps specifically reduce sulfur odors, so the water coming through your pipes smells neutral rather than like rotten eggs. This media combination is selected to handle the common causes of staining and odor in well water.

The Tank Size and What It Means for Your Water Supply

The system’s tank is a 10-inch diameter by 44-inch tall pressure vessel. This size provides enough volume and surface area to treat a high daily water output—up to about 15,000 gallons per day. That means it can handle the steady demands of larger homes or commercial processes where water flows continuously, maintaining performance without frequent regeneration cycles.

Who Will Benefit Most from This Filter

This iron and sulfur filter is well suited for commercial or industrial process lines or homes with heavy water use that experience orange-brown staining and sulfur odors. If your household water demands are lighter or your iron and sulfur levels are low, a smaller unit might be a better fit. Conversely, very large facilities may need systems with greater capacity than this model offers.

What Comes with This System and How to Proceed

The complete package includes a lifetime warranty on the tank—the pressure vessel itself is covered for as long as you own it. A bypass valve is included, allowing you to isolate the filter for servicing without interrupting water flow to your building. You also get 10 feet of discharge hose for the drain line, making installation smoother. The control valve and electronics carry the manufacturer’s standard warranty. We invite you to request a free, no-obligation quote and sizing assistance from the WSP team. Provide your water problem details and ZIP code, and we’ll confirm the exact configuration suited to your water and send pricing information.

Who this size is right for

At 15,000 gallons per day this is sized for a commercial or industrial process line.

Size this on your busiest day, not your typical one - production water demand rarely stays flat, and running a membrane system at its ceiling shortens its life.