Floating Pond Filter with Stainless Steel Mesh for Clean Water Intake

Yes, the filter has a 25mm hose connector that can be connected directly to standard irrigation hoses of this diameter. The supplied stainless steel clamp secures the connection.

When used in natural ponds, a regular visual inspection of the foot valve for contamination is recommended. Cleaning as needed ensures optimal function and the removal of clean water.

The hose is placed on the 25mm hose connector. It is then tightened with the stainless steel clamp included in the delivery, which ensures a secure and tight hold.

The eyelet on the brass foot valve is primarily intended for attaching a rope or chain for positioning or easier removal of the filter. A small additional weight would be conceivable, but is usually not necessary, as the float ball keeps the filter stable.

The floating extraction and suction filter is designed for permanent use in water sources such as ponds. The stainless steel and brass materials are corrosion-resistant and durable.

The filter draws water directly below the surface, where the concentration of suspended particles is lowest. With heavy plant cover, it may be sensible to position the filter in a less overgrown zone.

Yes, the filter is ideal for use in individual rain barrels or in a connected system. It ensures clean water extraction for your garden irrigation.

Yes, the materials used, stainless steel and brass, are resistant to slightly acidic pH values, as can occur in rainwater. The system is designed for rainwater harvesting.

The system is not frost-resistant and should be removed from the water before the first frost and stored dry. This prevents damage to the valve and the float ball.

Yes, the eyelet on the brass foot valve is designed for attaching a rope or weight. This makes it easier to position, secure, or recover the filter in deeper waters.

The floating ball is designed to keep the foot valve just below the water's surface. If a thick layer of leaves is floating on the pond, the ball will float on them and may be able to hinder the intake of clean water.

The system always floats on the water surface and takes water from there. It is designed to work efficiently even when the water level drops, as long as there is enough water to float.

The hose connector of the suction filter has a diameter of 25 mm. This corresponds exactly to a 1-inch connection, so it fits your submersible pump.

The stainless steel elements are corrosion-resistant and designed for permanent use under water. They offer a long service life, even with continuous contact with water.

The floating filter takes the water from the surface, where it is cleanest. This effectively keeps coarse particles and dirt away from the pond bottom. The integrated foot valve additionally filters particles.

The floating filter primarily takes water from the surface, where the concentration of fine sediment is usually lower. The brass foot valve also filters particles, but may require regular checking with very fine and high sediment loads.

The stainless steel filter is primarily designed to keep out larger suspended particles like leaves or algae and protect the pump. For very sensitive irrigation systems or plants, an additional fine filter is recommended if necessary.

The foot valve is made of robust brass and is designed for durability. With proper use, frequent replacement due to wear is not necessary.

The float ball has a diameter of DN 145-150mm. It therefore fits just into an opening of 150mm and should not get stuck.

Yes, the floating suction filter is ideal for extracting clean rainwater from cisterns and tanks for use with a domestic waterworks. It protects the pump from contamination.

The stainless steel filter is designed for coarse particles such as leaves and algae. With water containing a lot of sand, it can clog faster and additional pre-filtration may be necessary.

The maximum length of the suction hose depends on your pump, not the filter itself. The supplied stainless steel clamp ensures a very secure and tight connection of the 25mm hose to the nozzle.

Yes, the floating extraction and suction filter is ideal for wells or cisterns with fluctuating water levels. The floating ball always adapts to the current water level and ensures continuous water extraction.

The brass foot valve prevents the water from flowing back into the source when the pump is switched off. This keeps the suction line filled and the pump does not have to re-prime itself every time it is started again.

The hose connector is designed for a hose diameter of 25 mm. Smaller hoses cannot be connected directly, a suitable adapter would be necessary for this.

The float ball is stable with a diameter of 145-150mm and should hold its position even in light waves, as can occur in ponds. It allows water to be drawn directly from the surface.

The filter requires a certain water depth so that the float ball can keep the foot valve free above the bottom. A minimum depth of approx. 20-30 cm is recommended to avoid sediment swirl.

Yes, the system with its 25mm hose connector is suitable for connection to standard garden pumps. Make sure your pump has a suitable suction connection.