SUNTERRA 337106 PREFILTER BOX FOR 500 GALLON POND CAPACITY, BLACK
Product Description
A contained physique of H2O is theme to conditions such as dirt, insects, algae as well as decomposed foliage which start the H2O distinctness as well as health. A filtration complement is indispensable to change the ponds ecosystem. This filtration complement contingency compare both the energy of the siphon as well as the volume of the H2O garden. The Pre Filter Box is for make make make use of of of with 200 as well as 320 Gallon Per Hour Fountain Pumps to yield automatic filtration for make make make use of of of in H2O accent applications. In Mechanical filtration, the H2O is pumped in to the filter formulating the required vigour to proceed the automatic filtration stage. There have been dual phases in the automatic filtration stage, march as well as excellent filtration. Each proviso uses the specifically written froth filter to effectively mislay all sizes of neglected debris. The pre-filter cleans ponds up to 500 gallons as well as is endorsed for make make make use of of of with Sunterra siphon numbers 120016 as well as 137016.
- Provides automatic filtration for H2O accent applications in ponds as well as H2O gardens
- Cleans ponds up to 500 Gallons
- Two Year Limited Warranty
Average Ratings : 3.5
Price : $13.22
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Tom Kitta on Sat, 7th Nov 2009 5:22 pm
After use for about a year there have been no problems with this product. Plastic didn’t crack yet.
Rating: 5 / 5
Richard L. Elias on Sat, 7th Nov 2009 7:08 pm
This filter box is a pre-filter that draws water through two foam pads — a coarse filter, then a fine one — before it is drawn into the pump. My Sunterra pump includes another filter inside a snap-on housing, so the pond has three filters in all. The box filter is effective but clogs quickly. The top is held on by four screws. To clean the foam pads, you must disassemble it. Awkward. Some kind of snap-on top would be more convenient. Also, my Sunterra pump has a threaded outlet which is designed to be used with a Sunterra diverter valve . . . more than I needed or wanted! (I have a small pond.) A trip to a hardware store yielded a few plastic plumbing coupling that allow me to snap a hose onto the outlet with a quick-release coupler . . . very convenient.
I had drained the pond and refilled it before installing the Sunterra kit. It wasn’t possible to drain it entirely because of the fish, however. The filter got clogged quickly even with new, clear water — well, clearER than it was! Yesterday I drained the pond again, more thoroughly, and decided not to use the box prefilter but just the pump with its built-in filter. I can get it out by snapping off the pump housing. If it doesn’t clog for a week or so, I’ll try to add the prefilter again. If it does clog, I’ll just go with the built-in filter.
Rating: 2 / 5