Water Filters

A water filter cleans the supply water before it enters your pump. By catching sand, sediment, and scale, it protects pump seals and valves and helps your machine deliver steady pressure.

How to Choose

Match the filter to your inlet line size and thread type, and to your water source. Well water and tank water carry more debris, so they need more filtering than clean city water. Choose a filter rated for your inlet pressure and plan to service the element regularly.

Common Applications

• Protecting the pump on the water inlet
• Filtering well, tank, and buffer water
• Catching sand, sediment, and scale
• Keeping pressure steady on dirty sources

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a water filter if I use city water?
City water is usually cleaner, but a filter still catches scale and pipe debris. With well or tank water, a filter is strongly recommended.

How does dirty water hurt my pump?
Grit and sand wear out pump seals and valves quickly. A water filter is low-cost protection for an expensive pump.

How often should I change the element?
Check it regularly and replace or clean it when flow drops. Dirtier sources need more frequent service.

Why Buy from Sun Brite Supply

Sun Brite Supply has helped Maryland pros protect their pumps for over 30 years from our Gaithersburg, MD store. Call (301) 519-9274 and we will match the right water filter.