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Filtration system - MIDI KIT 400, MIDI 400 filter tank, six-way side valve, Preva 50 pump, 9 m3/h, 230V, Czech description
Filtration system - MIDI KIT 400, MIDI 400 filter tank, six-way side valve, Preva 50 pump, 9 m3/h, 230V, Czech description
Description
Filter tank MIDI with 6-way side valve, pressure gauge, and Preva 50 filter pump (9 m³/h). Read more
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Filtration Unit - MIDI KIT 400, MIDI 400 filter tank, six-way side valve, Preva 50 pump, 9 m3 / h, 230V, Czech description
The KIT MIDI 400 filtration unit can be used for water recirculation in swimming pools, ponds, spas, and whirlpools. Sand filters work on the natural principle of water filtration. Water passes through a layer of sand, which traps fine dirt particles. Over time, the sand becomes clogged and needs to be backwashed, which is what the six-way valve is for. By turning the valve to the sand washing position, we reverse the water flow and flush the trapped dirt into the waste outlet. This process can be repeated throughout the entire service life of the sand, which is very long compared to other filtration methods. The KIT MIDI 400 filtration unit is supplied disassembled. Before connecting it to the pool, it must be assembled. Installation and commissioning are simple. The filtration unit can be connected to the pool circuit by gluing it to PVC pipes or flexible hoses with a diameter of 50 mm.
Package Contents
- MIDI 400 filter tank
- Pump Preva 50, 230V, 9 m3 / h, 0.33 kW
- IPS6103 six-way valve - Side six-way valve for pressure tanks MIDI, Lisboa, Nilo, Bilbao and Cantabric - 1 1/2'' connection
- Pressure gauge
- Base pallet for filtration unit
Technical Specifications
- Tank diameter: 400 mm
- Filtration capacity: 9 m3 / h
- Power supply: 230 V
- Max. operating temperature: 35°C
- Valve: 6-way side valve
- Max. pressure: 1.4 bar
- Sand fill: 60 kg (not included with the filtration unit)
- Weight without sand: 19.216 kg
Operating Principle
Suction is taken from the main drain (1) at the bottom of the pool and from the skimmer (2) at the water surface, and is carried through separate piping with the corresponding valves (3) by the pump (4) into the sand filter (5). After filtration, the water returns to the pool through the return inlets (6), which are installed on the opposite side of the pool from the skimmer and the main drain.
