Filtration system - Bilbao Split Kit 600, 14 m³/h, 230 V, 6-way side valve, Bettar Top 14 pump

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Split filtration tank with 6-way side valve, pressure gauge, and Bettar Top 14 filtration pump (14 m3 / h). Read more

Product code: 51BIL60014BE

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Filtration Unit - Bilbao Split Kit 600, 14 m3 / h, 230 V, 6-Way Side Valve, Bettar Top 14 Pump

The Bilbao 600 sand filter is suitable for above-ground and in-ground pools up to 70 m³. The Bilbao filtration system features a split sand tank. The split tank allows for faster and easier sand replacement than top-valve filters. In addition, when replacing the sand media, there is no risk of accidentally damaging the filter’s internal piping. Bilbao filter tanks are manufactured using injection-molded plastic, which ensures exceptional wall strength. The tanks are highly resistant to internal pressure as well as to the chemicals used for pool maintenance. In terms of material quality, workmanship, and service life, Bilbao filters rank among the best pool filtration systems on the market. There are only a few sand filters that still operate like new after twenty years without complaints. Easy installation and commissioning. Can be connected to pool PVC pipes as well as 50 mm flex hoses.

Filtration

Filtration is part of the overall treatment of pool water. This means that the filtration unit alone, without proper chemical water treatment, cannot ensure the required water parameters. Likewise, chemical water treatment alone is not sufficient without filtration.

Package Contents

tank
Bettar Top 14 pump
air release valve
6-way side valve
base
pressure gauge

Filtration Principle

Water is drawn by the pump from the bottom of the pool through the bottom outlet (1) and from the surface through the skimmers /collectors/ (2), via the valve (3) into the filter (5), where it is cleaned. It is then returned to the pool through the recirculation nozzles (6). The nozzles are located on the opposite side from where the bottom outlet and skimmers are installed. The filter itself contains a sand media that traps insoluble impurities present in the water. After a certain period of filtration, the sand becomes clogged and water can no longer pass through it easily. It is therefore necessary to backwash the sand. Backwashing or rinsing is carried out by directing water into the filter in the opposite direction to the filtration process.