Sediment filters are needed when the water supply is cloudy or turbid. The particles in the water will block plumbing systems, leave unsightly staining, may contain toxic chemicals or bacteria. The easiest way to remove the particles is by passing the water through a media where the particles get stuck and allowing clear water to flow through. The particles can be periodically ‘backwashed’ away to drain. There are different types of media which all have different advantages. Sand was the most common media but has now been superceeded by more modern variations such as Turbidex and AFM.
D365 item number | 15407000123 |
Item number | 5002059027 |
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Water flows into the valve at the top, down through the media and then up through the ‘riser’ tube in the middle of the vessel. As the water travels through the media the sediment is trapped so only clean clear water flows out to service. There are timer options that can be set to automatically self-clean (backwash) and wash away any of the accumulated sediment. There are also meter versions available so the filters backwash after so many m3 of water has passed through. |
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