--- product_id: 42508814 title: "iSpring WGB32BM Iron, Manganese Whole House Water Filter System" brand: "ispring" price: "€ 1511.25" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "I Spring" url: https://www.desertcart.gr/products/42508814-ispring-wgb32bm-iron-manganese-whole-house-water-filter-system store_origin: GR region: Greece --- # 15 GPM max flow rate 100,000 gal. filter capacity DIY-friendly install & maintenance iSpring WGB32BM Iron, Manganese Whole House Water Filter System **Brand:** ispring **Price:** € 1511.25 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 💧 Elevate your home’s water game—pure, powerful, and hassle-free! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** iSpring WGB32BM Iron, Manganese Whole House Water Filter System by ispring - **How much does it cost?** € 1511.25 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/42508814-ispring-wgb32bm-iron-manganese-whole-house-water-filter-system) ## Best For - ispring enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted ispring brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Long-Lasting Filter Life:** Filters last up to 12 months or 100,000 gallons, delivering a full year of clean water for your family of four. - • **Trusted Quality & Support:** NSF/ANSI certified filters backed by a 1-year warranty and lifetime US-based tech support for peace of mind. - • **Effortless DIY Installation:** Designed for easy setup with detailed guides and videos—no plumber needed, saving you time and money. - • **Maximum Flow, Minimal Impact:** Maintains strong water pressure up to 15 gallons per minute, so your daily routine never skips a beat. - • **Whole-Home Purity Powerhouse:** 3-stage filtration removes iron, manganese, chlorine, sediment & more for crystal-clear water throughout your home. ## Overview The iSpring WGB32BM is a robust 3-stage whole house water filtration system engineered to reduce iron (up to 3.0 ppm), manganese (up to 1.0 ppm), chlorine, sediment, and other contaminants. Featuring a polypropylene sediment filter, coconut shell carbon block, and a specialized iron/manganese filter, it delivers up to 15 GPM flow with minimal pressure loss. With a 100,000-gallon capacity, it supports a family of four for a full year. Easy DIY installation, NSF/ANSI certification, and lifetime US-based tech support make it a reliable, cost-effective solution for healthier water throughout your home. ## Description desertcart.com: iSpring WGB32BM Iron, Manganese Whole House Water Filter System | Reduces Iron, Manganese, Chlorine, Sediment, Taste and Odor, 1-Inch Inlet/Outlet, Lasts up to 12 Months or 100K Gallons : Tools & Home Improvement Review: Inexpensive system that works/great customer service - We first contacted a water filtration company (not Culligan). They wanted to install a $6,000 system (minus 10% military discount). We are on a well, so I continued to research filtration systems that I could install myself. I liked the reviews on the Ispring WGB32BM. I called the company and talked to Nick. He answered all my questions. I texted a couple of more questions and always got a quick response. I ordered the system and the UVF55FS ultraviolet light filter. We have pex water lines and I installed the system myself using mostly sharkbite fittings (more expensive but much easier to use; plus the fitting can be "disassembled" if necessary). Since installation we have noticed that our skin isn't as dry, we don't have "slime" buildup (taken care of by the uv filter), the water tastes "better". (I never had a problem with the water but my wife wouldn't drink it before I installed the filters). We haven't noticed the yellow/orange stains in the sink and toilet. The dogs seem to have noticed a difference as well (we keep two water bowls, one filled with store bought water and one with tap water. The dogs always favored the store bought but now drink equally out of both. I took the caution of not tightening the filter canisters too much just a bit too literally and had some leaks in the beginning. So I unscrewed them, hand tightened and then tightened 1/4 turn with the wrench and haven't had any leaks since. The only negative is the filters (except the sediment) are heavy. Add the weight of the canisters and they can be hard to handle. That's without them being filled with water, which there isn't a way to drain them when it is time to replace the filters (they drain some when you unscrew them but are still very heavy). Plus they are long, so trying to unscrew them and hold to keep them from falling is tricky. With the uv filter and fittings I have less than $1,000 invested. I will figure out some way to make changing the filters easier before that time comes. Overall we are very happy with the system. 2.16.24 I encountered an issue with the uv bulb. I tried ordering through desertcart but the bulb was unavailable. I called iSpring and talked to John. He checked inventory to make sure he had bulbs in stock and sent a replacement. While John was checking inventory and taking care of the order he kept up the conversation instead of there being "dead air". I replaced the sediment filter. I have a Black and Decker Workmate collapsible workbench. I set this up under the filters, set a large pan on top and slowly unscrewed the filter and lowered it into the bucket. Then I took the filter out before pouring the water out of the bucket. I will try a pair of gloves next time which hopefully will help me grip the canister better when it comes loose. You are going to spill some water (and some will come out as you unscrew the canisters) no matter how careful you are. 8.31.25 I was re-installing the quartz tube and uv light after cleaning the tube and broke the tube (we have the WGB32BM). I couldn't find a tube on desertcart, Home depot or Lowes websites. I called Ispring and talked to John (there isn't a constant turnover at Ispring so you know when you talk to customer service you are getting someone who knows the systems). John, as usual, was quick to help. He checked desertcart, HD and Lowes just to make sure the tube wasn't available on their sites. He took care of my order and I had my tube and was back in business in a couple of days. Thanks again John. Review: Easy install, immediate results - UPDATE AFTER SEVERAL WEEKS OF USE... Had a couple small leaks from the top of the blue filter housings. These were easily fixed by further tightening the housings. This leads me to my only complaint so far... the installation instructions advise against "overtightening" the blue filter housings. Just exactly what does this mean? I was careful not to torque the housings beyond what I thought was correct. However, the slight leaks required me to tighten even further- and actually quite tight. The instructions should be more clear on the correct amount of tightening required. Also- pro tip- before attempting to tighten you'll need to relieve pressure on the system by opening the bypass branch and opening the drain valve. Otherwise you'll be tightening against the pressurized system- which is not possible. Other than this unclear instruction, the system continues to work great and the results are excellent. INITAL REVIEW: Today I installed this system in my house. It took about three hours of total work. The house has moderately hard well water, and I installed this unit between the well and softener. Although the softener is doing its job, we were still not pleased with the odor and color of the soft water. Several light clothing items and bed sheets have been stained, and the sinks accumulated reddish stains- so we decided to purchase this iSpring system. I have noticed an immediate improvement in color and odor- but this is way to early to declare victory... we need to experience it over some time. That said, I wanted to comment on the ease of installation. I've seen several reviews where buyers complained about leaking and other difficulties. I can say that I had absolutely no problems in the assembly/installation. No leaks, no missing parts, easy to follow instructions. I am a very confident DIY guy- so that helps I'm sure- but here are some essential DIY tips... 1) You do not need to hire a plumber!! Use PEX plumbing materials with copper crimp rings and plastic fittings. Plumbers will tell you to stick with copper, but this is nonsense! PEX is SO easy to work with and meets all codes. Use a Sharkbite fitting to attach to existing copper lines if needed, but otherwise save money and use the PEX crimp ring method. And, use a 1" male thread to 3/4 Sharkbite plastic reducer coupling to connect the filter manifold to your plumbing (assuming you have 3/4 lines). There are multitudes of YouTube guides for using PEX. I live in the Midwest and use Menards- they have all the materials needed in stock. 2) Assemble the entire filter manifold along with the PEX lines and by-pass valves on a 1/2 plywood panel on your work bench prior to mounting to the wall. This is so much easier than crimping PEX rings when the unit is hanging in a tight space at an awkward angle. After you finish on your bench, you'll have just two lines (in and out) to connect after you hang the panel in its location. (Don't hang and tighten the three filters until your unit is on the wall). Doing this pre-work on the bench also minimizes the time your water is shut off. I only had my water off about twenty minutes to make the two splices needed. 3) Use the plumbing layout guide provided. I saw a complaint that someone couldn't relieve pressure when taking off a filter- but this would never be a problem if the instructions for positioning by-pass and shut-off valves are followed. Hope these tips help. We are looking forward to evaluating the water quality over the next several weeks to confirm what we've initially seen. ## Features - Whole house water filter that protect your family and household appliance from iron, manganese and more: Our 3rd stage iron water filter (FM25B) is specially designed for iron and manganese removal, reducing iron (MAX 3.0 ppm) and manganese (MAX 1.0 ppm). The water filter lasts up to 3 times longer than greensand due to the catalytic media not being consumed in the process. This whole house water filter system also removes sediment, chlorine, rust, herbicides, industrial solvents, and more. - DIY installation and maintenance - refer to our manual and our helpful YouTube videos for easy DIY installation. With 1 in. NPT inlet / outlet and 20 in. x 4.5 in. water filter cartridges, WGB32BM whole home water filter system has minimum impact on water flow (up to 15 GPM) and requires minimum maintenance. - Top-notch quality - the first stage high capacity polypropylene sediment filter achieves filtration down to 5 microns. The second stage carbon block filter is made of high quality coconut shell carbon for maximum filtration efficiency and filter life. Both water filters are tested by an independent third-party to meet NSF/ANSI standards. Both water filters have a capacity of 100,000 Gal. of water, enough to supply a family of four with clean water for a full year. - Peace of mind customer service - register online to activate your 1-year manufacturer warranty and life-time free tech support from U.S. local support team. We stand behind our products and if you encounter any problems with any of our products please reach out to us immediately. We are happy to help! - Please note - this whole house water filter is installed at the main water supply line in order to treat all the water in your home; unlike an RO system, this whole house water filtration system will NOT reduce Total Dissolved Solids (TDS) and instead keeps healthy minerals in your water; if you are interested in a filter that removes TDS consider our iSpring Reverse Osmosis (RO) systems. The cartridges are individually wrapped to ensure freshness. Please unwrap the cartridges before use. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B01FI3BLYM | | Best Sellers Rank | #48,059 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #26 in Whole House Water Treatment Systems | | Brand | iSpring | | Brand Name | iSpring | | Capacity | 100000 gallons | | Container Type | Cartridges | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,401 Reviews | | Filter Life Cycle | 1 years | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00662425080274 | | Included Components | 1 Whole House Water Filtration System, 3 filters, 1 wrench | | Installation Type | Permanent/Built-in | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 24.5"L x 8"W x 28"H | | Item Highlight | Reduces Iron, Manganese, Chlorine, Sediment, Taste and Odor, 1-Inch Inlet/Outlet, Lasts up to 12 Months or 100K Gallons | | Item Type Name | w/ 20-Inch Big Blue Sediment, Carbon Block, and Iron & Manganese Reducing Filter | | Item Weight | 55 pounds | | LowerTemperature Range | 40 °F | | Manufacturer | iSpring Water System | | Material | Polypropylene | | Material Type | Polypropylene | | Maximum Flow Rate | 15 gpm | | Model Name | 3-Stage Whole House Water Filtration System | | Model Number | WGB32BM | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Packs | 1 | | Operating Pressure Range | 25 - 80 psi | | Other Special Features of the Product | Tankless | | Part Number | WGB32BM | | Power Source | Ac | | Product Dimensions | 24.5"L x 8"W x 28"H | | Purification Method | Mechanical filtration, Chemical Absorption, Ion Exchange | | Special Feature | Tankless | | UPC | 662425080274 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Upper Temperature Rating | 100 °F | | Warranty Description | 1 Year Limited Manufacturer | ## Product Details - **Brand:** iSpring - **Capacity:** 100000 gallons - **Included Components:** 1 Whole House Water Filtration System, 3 filters, 1 wrench - **Installation Type:** Permanent/Built-in - **Material:** Polypropylene - **Package Information:** Cartridges - **Power Source:** Ac - **Product Dimensions:** 24.5"L x 8"W x 28"H - **Purification Method:** Mechanical filtration, Chemical Absorption, Ion Exchange - **Special Feature:** Tankless ## Images ![iSpring WGB32BM Iron, Manganese Whole House Water Filter System - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/819Jxv5Nx0L.jpg) ![iSpring WGB32BM Iron, Manganese Whole House Water Filter System - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71ZZDsWbFjL.jpg) ![iSpring WGB32BM Iron, Manganese Whole House Water Filter System - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81+k1Iry1SL.jpg) ![iSpring WGB32BM Iron, Manganese Whole House Water Filter System - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71fAKbP+C+L.jpg) ![iSpring WGB32BM Iron, Manganese Whole House Water Filter System - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71eeNVvFsLL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Pattern, Style** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Do I still need a water softener if my water is hard?** A: Yes. Our WGB32BM whole house water filter does not reduce hardness. We recommend installing a water softener, such as the iSpring WCS45KG model, before this system if your TDS level is above 300 ppm. **Q: What contaminants can this system remove?** A: Iron (< 3 ppm), manganese (< 1 ppm), turbidity, visible particulate matter, sand, silt, dirt, rust, chlorine, taste, and odor **Q: Is this system suitable if my iron level exceeds 3 ppm or manganese level surpasses 1 ppm?** A: No. For higher iron (>3 ppm) or manganese (>1 ppm) levels, explore our WCFM500K or WCFM400K whole house water filter systems. **Q: Can I install this system outdoors?** A: We recommend indoor installation in a well-ventilated area, shielded from elements and direct sunlight. Consider water leakage protection. Outdoor installation requires insulation for frost, sun, and waterproofing for both unit and pipes. **Q: Can I use this system if my water flow is from left to right?** A: Yes, you can. However, please note that the inlet/outlet marking on the system is fixed, so you will need to flip the machine head to accommodate this setup. To do this, simply unscrew the screws on the machine head and flip it. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Inexpensive system that works/great customer service *by J***N on September 5, 2023* We first contacted a water filtration company (not Culligan). They wanted to install a $6,000 system (minus 10% military discount). We are on a well, so I continued to research filtration systems that I could install myself. I liked the reviews on the Ispring WGB32BM. I called the company and talked to Nick. He answered all my questions. I texted a couple of more questions and always got a quick response. I ordered the system and the UVF55FS ultraviolet light filter. We have pex water lines and I installed the system myself using mostly sharkbite fittings (more expensive but much easier to use; plus the fitting can be "disassembled" if necessary). Since installation we have noticed that our skin isn't as dry, we don't have "slime" buildup (taken care of by the uv filter), the water tastes "better". (I never had a problem with the water but my wife wouldn't drink it before I installed the filters). We haven't noticed the yellow/orange stains in the sink and toilet. The dogs seem to have noticed a difference as well (we keep two water bowls, one filled with store bought water and one with tap water. The dogs always favored the store bought but now drink equally out of both. I took the caution of not tightening the filter canisters too much just a bit too literally and had some leaks in the beginning. So I unscrewed them, hand tightened and then tightened 1/4 turn with the wrench and haven't had any leaks since. The only negative is the filters (except the sediment) are heavy. Add the weight of the canisters and they can be hard to handle. That's without them being filled with water, which there isn't a way to drain them when it is time to replace the filters (they drain some when you unscrew them but are still very heavy). Plus they are long, so trying to unscrew them and hold to keep them from falling is tricky. With the uv filter and fittings I have less than $1,000 invested. I will figure out some way to make changing the filters easier before that time comes. Overall we are very happy with the system. 2.16.24 I encountered an issue with the uv bulb. I tried ordering through Amazon but the bulb was unavailable. I called iSpring and talked to John. He checked inventory to make sure he had bulbs in stock and sent a replacement. While John was checking inventory and taking care of the order he kept up the conversation instead of there being "dead air". I replaced the sediment filter. I have a Black and Decker Workmate collapsible workbench. I set this up under the filters, set a large pan on top and slowly unscrewed the filter and lowered it into the bucket. Then I took the filter out before pouring the water out of the bucket. I will try a pair of gloves next time which hopefully will help me grip the canister better when it comes loose. You are going to spill some water (and some will come out as you unscrew the canisters) no matter how careful you are. 8.31.25 I was re-installing the quartz tube and uv light after cleaning the tube and broke the tube (we have the WGB32BM). I couldn't find a tube on Amazon, Home depot or Lowes websites. I called Ispring and talked to John (there isn't a constant turnover at Ispring so you know when you talk to customer service you are getting someone who knows the systems). John, as usual, was quick to help. He checked Amazon, HD and Lowes just to make sure the tube wasn't available on their sites. He took care of my order and I had my tube and was back in business in a couple of days. Thanks again John. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy install, immediate results *by C***S on July 10, 2025* UPDATE AFTER SEVERAL WEEKS OF USE... Had a couple small leaks from the top of the blue filter housings. These were easily fixed by further tightening the housings. This leads me to my only complaint so far... the installation instructions advise against "overtightening" the blue filter housings. Just exactly what does this mean? I was careful not to torque the housings beyond what I thought was correct. However, the slight leaks required me to tighten even further- and actually quite tight. The instructions should be more clear on the correct amount of tightening required. Also- pro tip- before attempting to tighten you'll need to relieve pressure on the system by opening the bypass branch and opening the drain valve. Otherwise you'll be tightening against the pressurized system- which is not possible. Other than this unclear instruction, the system continues to work great and the results are excellent. INITAL REVIEW: Today I installed this system in my house. It took about three hours of total work. The house has moderately hard well water, and I installed this unit between the well and softener. Although the softener is doing its job, we were still not pleased with the odor and color of the soft water. Several light clothing items and bed sheets have been stained, and the sinks accumulated reddish stains- so we decided to purchase this iSpring system. I have noticed an immediate improvement in color and odor- but this is way to early to declare victory... we need to experience it over some time. That said, I wanted to comment on the ease of installation. I've seen several reviews where buyers complained about leaking and other difficulties. I can say that I had absolutely no problems in the assembly/installation. No leaks, no missing parts, easy to follow instructions. I am a very confident DIY guy- so that helps I'm sure- but here are some essential DIY tips... 1) You do not need to hire a plumber!! Use PEX plumbing materials with copper crimp rings and plastic fittings. Plumbers will tell you to stick with copper, but this is nonsense! PEX is SO easy to work with and meets all codes. Use a Sharkbite fitting to attach to existing copper lines if needed, but otherwise save money and use the PEX crimp ring method. And, use a 1" male thread to 3/4 Sharkbite plastic reducer coupling to connect the filter manifold to your plumbing (assuming you have 3/4 lines). There are multitudes of YouTube guides for using PEX. I live in the Midwest and use Menards- they have all the materials needed in stock. 2) Assemble the entire filter manifold along with the PEX lines and by-pass valves on a 1/2 plywood panel on your work bench prior to mounting to the wall. This is so much easier than crimping PEX rings when the unit is hanging in a tight space at an awkward angle. After you finish on your bench, you'll have just two lines (in and out) to connect after you hang the panel in its location. (Don't hang and tighten the three filters until your unit is on the wall). Doing this pre-work on the bench also minimizes the time your water is shut off. I only had my water off about twenty minutes to make the two splices needed. 3) Use the plumbing layout guide provided. I saw a complaint that someone couldn't relieve pressure when taking off a filter- but this would never be a problem if the instructions for positioning by-pass and shut-off valves are followed. Hope these tips help. We are looking forward to evaluating the water quality over the next several weeks to confirm what we've initially seen. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ iSpring whole house filter system *by R***U on March 26, 2024* iSpring whole house filter system We needed to replace an older oversized filter system for our well water. Based on the many positive reviews about iSpring we decided to give it a try. We did not regret it, on the contrary we were agreeably surprised with the quality of the products and excellent technical support. After a few phone calls and mail exchanges with the technicians, we got all the information needed for a successful system setup. It’s not so much about just buying any filter, but the right filters, combination, tailored for the specific application and water source. Worth to mention that the technical support staff was very knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. Based on their recommendations we installed : WSP jumbo spin down filter 100 microns, 3 stage filters sediment combo , iron manganese, heavy metals, plus an additional WDS 150K to reduce scale. This purified water goes into a reservoir tank 1100 gal and from the tank to an additional carbon block filter and the UV 55FS. Result: crystal clear water, no odor whatsoever, good in taste and much better than most of the bottled waters. The installation was no problem and everything worked flawless, no water leaks. However, only after a few weeks the UV lamp burned out and this failure was reported to iSpring. The problem was immediately solved by John from technical support, there was no need for lengthy explanation, he arranged to send us all the required parts a new ballast resistor/switch, a flow meter and wow even 2 replacement lamp’s. Replacement was easy and everything works perfect. The filters are now in use for more than ½ year and there is no pressure drop along the filters and the water is as pure as it can be. What more do you want? 5 stars and highly recommended. ## Frequently Bought Together - iSpring Whole House Water Filter System, Reduces Iron, Manganese, Chlorine, Sediment, Taste, and Odor, 3-Stage Iron Filter Whole House, Model: WGB32BM - iSpring UVF55FS Whole House UV Water Filter with Smart Flow Sensor Switch, 55W, 12 GPM - SimPure 40/200 Micron Spin Down Sediment Filter, Reusable Whole House Sediment Water Filter, Pre-Filtration System for City/Well water, 1" MNPT + 3/4" FNPT + 3/4"MNPT, BPA Free --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.gr/products/42508814-ispring-wgb32bm-iron-manganese-whole-house-water-filter-system](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/42508814-ispring-wgb32bm-iron-manganese-whole-house-water-filter-system) --- *Product available on Desertcart Greece* *Store origin: GR* *Last updated: 2026-09-14*