AllPondSolutions Pressurised Pond Filter with built-in UV is designed to be continuously pressurised by the supplied Pond Pump, maintaining excellent water quality for healthy fishkeeping.
Water is fed directly from your pond pump through to the filter container and subsequently the outlet, continuously under pressure. The water outlet can be located higher than the actual filter body, making it easier to disguise around the pond -particularly useful if incorporating a waterfall!
Supplied with a fantastic new rotating cleaning handle on the head, maintaining the Pressurised Filter is now even easier! The unit will inform you when it is in need of a detailed clean using a small float, which pops-out of the head of the unit when required.
By simply turning the handle you can rinse clean the interior sponge, eliminating the need to dis-assemble! Once rinsed, a separate outlet can be opened to discharge any dirty water until it runs clean and basic maintenance is complete.
Each unit is supplied with a built-in UV Light, which effectively prevents growth of algae and eliminates harmful micro-organisms and parasites which may cause fish diseases.
Specification
- Decorative Ponds: up to 12000 Litres
- Ponds with a small mix of fish: up to 9000 Litres
- Ponds with a small mix of koi: up to 6000 Litres
- Maximum Pump Flow rate: 10000L/h
- Power of UV-Clarifier: 11W
- Voltage: 220-240v
- Cable Length: 5m
- Dimensions: 380 x 380 x 510 (mm) (L x W x H)
- Filter Compartment Volume: 25 Litres
- 4 x stepped hosetails fits: 20, 25, 32 38mm
- Free 24 Month Warranty
- AquaECO-10000 Specifications
- Max flow rate - 10000L/H
- Wattage: 80w
- Max head - 6m
- Cable Length: 10m
- Flexible hose 32mm x 5m 32mm double wire clips x 3
- FREE 24 Months Warranty
Filtration
Water passes through the PFC-12000 in the following order
1) Pond water flows into the PFC-12000 via your pond pump
2) Initial filtration begins by removing large particles through a mixture of coarse and fine filter foams (mechanical filtration)
3) Then the water passes across bio balls that harbour good bacteria across large surface area (biological filtration)
4) Lastly the exiting water is exposed to a 11w UV steriliser capable of reducing harmful bacteria and algae
5) Clean, clear and healthy water exits your PFC-12000 and returns to your pond.
PFC Pressurised Pond Filter Features
Each unit supplied with 5 filter foams
3 x fine yellow- 2 x course blue
- Includes bio balls and cage
- Pressurized Filter allows exiting water to run up-hill
- Biological and Mechanical Filter chambers for more efficient removal of dissolved and solid waste
- Simple Quick Handle Cleaning System for Easy Maintenance (no need to open and clean foams all the time)
- Bio Balls Supplied: 63 approx.
- Enables Rapid Growth of Aerobic Bacteria resulting in removal of Lethal Ammonia and Nitrite
- Able to Cope with Higher Water Flows compared to Traditional Gravity Filters
- Complete with Inlet and Outlet Hose Adapters
Complete System Items
These systems can be purchased either on there own or as a full complete kit with pump, hose and hose clips.
Now included as part of these kits are our fantastic new low wattage, highly economical AquaECO pump's, guaranteed to bring you savings on your energy bill whilst still delivering the right water flow your pond requires.
AllPondSolutions AquaECO Pond Pump
The new AquaECO series of pond pump's from AllPondSolutions with its brand new innovative electronics brings massive energy savings, low noise and long durabilty while maintaining high performance.
Compared to other pond pump brands the wattage use of the AquaECO range of pond pumps is extremely economical, saving you money in the long run.
Designed to circulate water to a pond filter or waterfall, the pumps cage is specially designed to prevent it clogging by providing the maximum surface area for drawing water in through the guard to the pump.
Included with the AquaECO pump is an additional inlet that allows you to attach hose to the inlet of the pump to provide water directly from a source such as a pond skimmer.
