At Wrekin Water, we offer a carefully selected range of high-performance inline water filters designed for compact installations and cost-effective water filtration. Whether you’re filtering water for a fridge, coffee machine, water cooler, or domestic tap, our inline filters deliver clean, great-tasting water without the need for bulky housings or complex fittings.

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About Inline Water Filters

  • ❓What Are Inline Water Filters?

    Inline filters are small, self-contained cartridges installed directly into your water line. They’re a space-saving alternative to traditional filter housings and provide excellent filtration at a lower capital cost. These filters are perfect for tight spaces and systems where simplicity and reliability are essential.

  • ⭐ Key Benefits of Wrekin Water Inline Filters:

    Low upfront cost – ideal for residential and light commercial use

    Compact design – easy to install in confined areas

    Multiple filtration media options – choose from activated carbon, carbon block, and scale-inhibiting variants

    Flexible fittings – available in ¼", ⅜", and ¾" push-fit, BSP, and spigot connections

    Custom-fit solutions – short and long filter lengths available (6" and 10" sizes)

  • 🚰 Ideal Uses for Inline Water Filters:

    ✅Fridge freezer water lines

    ✅Under sink domestic filtration

    ✅Water coolers and dispensers

    ✅Coffee and espresso machines

    ✅Vending machines

    ✅Pre-filtration for RO systems

🔍 Not Sure What You Need?

Whether you're replacing a filter or installing one for the first time, Wrekin Water’s expert advice and customer-first approach will help you find the right fit. If you're unsure which inline filter is best for your application, get in touch with our friendly team — we’re here to help.

Explore our collection of inline water filters today for simple, affordable, and effective filtration solutions — backed by Wrekin Water’s trusted service and expert support.

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Questions of Inline Water Filters

Do Inline Water Filters Reduce Pressure?

Yes, inline water filters can reduce water pressure slightly, but this is usually minimal if the filter is properly matched to your system. A pressure drop can occur as water passes through the filter media—especially if the filter is clogged, undersized, or nearing the end of its service life.

To minimise pressure loss, it’s important to:

Choose a filter with an appropriate flow rate for your application

Replace cartridges regularly as per manufacturer guidelines

Ensure proper installation using compatible fittings and pipe sizes

At Wrekin Water, our inline filters are selected for both performance and efficiency, helping you maintain good flow while delivering cleaner water.

How long do inline water filters last?

Most inline water filters last between 6 to 12 months, depending on several factors:

Water quality – Higher levels of sediment, chlorine, or hardness may reduce lifespan

Water usage – The more water that passes through the filter, the faster it will reach capacity

Filter type – Granular activated carbon (GAC) and carbon block filters may have different capacities

Application – Filters used for fridges or coffee machines may last longer than those used for whole-house pre-treatment

At Wrekin Water, we recommend checking the manufacturer's guidelines for your specific filter model and replacing it at least once a year or sooner if there’s a noticeable drop in flow or water quality.

Need help finding the right replacement? Our team is happy to help.

What happens if you overuse a water filter?

Overusing a water filter—by continuing to use it past its recommended lifespan—can lead to several problems:

🚱 Decreased Filtration Performance

The filter media becomes saturated over time, meaning it can no longer effectively remove contaminants like chlorine, sediment, or taste/odour compounds.

💧 Reduced Water Flow

As the filter clogs with trapped particles, water flow slows down, potentially affecting the performance of appliances like coffee machines, fridges, or water coolers.

⚠️ Bacterial Growth

In some cases, old filters can become a breeding ground for bacteria, especially if left unused for extended periods while wet.

❌ Risk of Recontamination

Instead of removing contaminants, an exhausted filter might start leaching what it previously captured back into the water—leading to poorer water quality than before.

At Wrekin Water, we always recommend replacing inline water filters on time to ensure safe, clean water and protect your system. Most filters should be changed every 6–12 months, depending on use and water quality.

Can I Replace An Inline Filter Myself?

Yes, in most cases, you can change an inline water filter yourself—and it's usually quick and straightforward.

✅ What You’ll Need:

A new compatible inline filter

Access to shut off the water supply

Possibly a wrench or spanner (depending on fittings)

A towel or small container for any water drips

🔄 Basic Steps:

Turn off the water supply

Release any pressure by opening a nearby tap

Disconnect the old filter (push-fit, spigot, or threaded connections)

Install the new filter, ensuring arrows on the cartridge match the flow direction

Turn water back on and check for leaks

Flush the filter (typically 5–10 minutes) to remove any carbon dust or air

⚠️ Tips:

Always follow the manufacturer’s installation guide

Make sure the fittings match (¼", ⅜", or ¾")

If you're unsure or it’s part of a complex system, call a professional

At Wrekin Water, we supply easy-to-install filters and are always happy to offer guidance if you’re not sure where to start.