The Future of Water Treatment: Enpress ONE® & Pioneer® Filtration Systems
What Makes the Enpress ONE® Different?
Traditional whole-house setups stack multiple small housings—sediment, carbon, iron—each adding cost, pressure drop, and maintenance time. The ONE® simplifies that with a single large-diameter vessel and drop-in, high-capacity cartridges tuned to specific problems such as chlorine/chloramine, iron and manganese, hydrogen sulfide, arsenic, and more. As conditions change, you swap the cartridge—not the plumbing.
Cartridge Options for the Enpress ONE®
- Sediment (1–50 μm): Pleated polypropylene or melt-blown depth filters to knock down sand, silt, and turbidity; ideal as a first line of defense.
- Carbon Block & Catalytic Carbon: Treat chlorine and chloramines; polish taste/odor; reduce many DBPs and VOCs.
- Iron, Manganese & Sulfur Media: Specialty blends to curb rusty stains, black deposits, and “rotten-egg” odors.
- Heavy Metal/Arsenic Adsorptive Media: Advanced media designed for arsenic and lead reduction—important for many private wells.
- Specialty Targets: Nitrate reduction, fluoride reduction, and advanced taste/odor polishing for municipal water.
Use the ONE® Filter System as a standalone POE filter or as a pre-treatment before softeners, UV, or reverse osmosis.
Tool-Free, 10-Minute Cartridge Change-Outs
- Isolate & depressurize: Close the inlet, open a nearby faucet to relieve pressure.
- Release the head: Quick-release design—no strap wrench wrestling.
- Lift & drop: Remove the self-contained cartridge; insert the new one (built-in seals—no adapters or guesswork).
- Reassemble & flush: Restore pressure and run water briefly to clear air and fines.
The large-format cartridges last longer, so you replace them less often—and when you do, it’s clean and fast.
➣ ENPRESS Video – Filter Replacements
Manual Backwashing: Extend Filter Life & Flow
Unlike small cartridges that clog and are disposable, select media-style ONE® cartridges allow a manual backwash. Reversing flow through the vessel flushes trapped sediment, iron, and fines to drain, restoring flow and capacity.
When to Backwash
- After sediment spikes (well service, seasonal changes, construction).
- When you notice a pressure drop or flow loss.
- Preventively—many owners schedule a quick backwash every 1–3 months.
How to Backwash (Typical Steps)
- Set the bypass or service valves to the backwash position to reverse flow.
- Run to drain for a few minutes until the water clears.
- Return valves to service, flush cold water taps briefly.
This hybrid capability bridges cartridge convenience with tank-filter serviceability—one reason the ONE® fits a wide range of POE roles.
Meet Enpress Pioneer®: Certified Reduction with Smart Alerts
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| Enpress E3-M Pioneer Monitored Filtration System |
- Designed for lead, cyst, and PFAS reduction and select emerging contaminants (e.g., PFAS) depending on the specific cartridge model.
- High-flow/whole-house footprint: One cartridge protects the entire home.
- Usage-based alerts: Change at certified capacity rather than on a rough calendar estimate.
- Simple service: Drop-in change and reset the monitor.
Note: Always select the specific Pioneer cartridge that matches your local water concerns and certifications, and verify performance claims against the model’s official certification documentation.
ONE® vs. Pioneer®—Which Fits Your Home?
| Feature | Enpress ONE® | Enpress Pioneer® |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Focus | Modular, customizable POE filtration (many cartridge types) | Certified reduction with smart usage monitoring & change alerts |
| Targets | Sediment, chlorine/chloramine, iron/manganese, sulfur, arsenic, nitrate, fluoride, taste/odor | Lead & cyst reduction; select emerging contaminants depending on cartridge |
| Backwashing | Manual backwash supported with certain media cartridges | Cartridge change only; no backwash |
| Maintenance Style | Quick, tool-free cartridge swaps; optional periodic backwash | Usage-based change reminders via the monitoring head |
| Best Fit | Homes with changing water issues or pre-treatment needs | Homes prioritizing certified reduction with automated reminders |
Where Each System Shines
- ONE® Filter: Private wells with sediment, iron/manganese, sulfur, or arsenic; municipal water polishing (chlorine/chloramine); pre-treatment before softeners, UV, or RO.
- Pioneer® Filter: Older neighborhoods with potential lead risks; regions facing PFAS concerns; homeowners who want digital, usage-based maintenance alerts.
I wish you Good days and Good water!
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