Filtration Principle

Water is drawn by the pump from the bottom of the pool through the pool drain (1) and from the surface of the pool through skimmers/collectors (2), via the valve (3) into the filter (5), where it is cleaned. It is then pushed back into the pool through the recirculation nozzles (6). The nozzles are located on the opposite side from where the bottom drain and skimmers are installed. The filter itself contains a sand media, which traps insoluble impurities contained in the water. After a certain period of filtration, the sand becomes clogged and less permeable to water. 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.

Technical Parameters

• Tank diameter: 600 mm
• Tank height: 865 mm
• Weight without sand: 23 kg
• Pool volume: up to 60 m³
• Flow rate: 14 m³ / h
• 6-way valve connection: 1½˝
• Filter sand required: 148 kg
• Max. recommended filtration speed: 50 m³ / h / m²