Features:

• Multi-stage biological and mechanical filtrations process provides maximum pond filtration.
• Large foam surface provides increased filtration and beneficial bacteria to thrive and naturally clean pond pollutants.
• Unique external pressure indicator shows green when filter is performing properly and shows red when filter cleaning is necessary.
• Meant to be partially buried.
• Pressurized filter is ideal for use with waterfall applications.
• Offered with or without UVC
• 2 Year Manufacturer's Warranty

Specifications

Pressurized Filters with out UVC

Pressurized Filters with UVC's

1. The filter has been designed to be used outdoors, but it does not have to be submerged.

2. Do not plug-in or otherwise use this product if any part of it appears to be damaged or operates

abnormally. Have the product examined and repaired, if necessary, by a qualified electrician.

3. Make a “drip loop” on the electrical cord connecting the filter to the plug by letting a portion of the

cord hang lower than either the filter or the plug.

4. This product is designed to be permanently wired to a main power supply, housed in a dry area

and must be buried.

5. Always disconnect the plug from the outlet before any maintenance or troubleshooting is

performed.

6. Avoid the bulb overheating, switch it off when there is no water inside the filter.

7. Avoid the direct contact with UV-C light which can be harmful to your eyes and the skin.

Choose a more suitable place to install the filter. You will need to dig a six inch deep channel

connecting the blower and upper pond basins. This channel will allow you to bury and conceal the

tubing once connected. You will also need to create a hole partially bury the bio-filter while keeping it

in an upright and level position. The filter can buried in the ground up to the filter clips (See figure 1).

Connect your pump to the filter tubing connector marked by the symbol in arrow with flexible hose.

Lay the hose in the channel. Attach the tubing to the filters connector marked by the symbol out arrow

and lay it in the channel leading to the upper pond basin. You should use stainless steel clamps to

create a water tight seal at all of your tubing connection (filter and pump) (See figure 2). The correct

functioning of the UV-C bulb is indicated by the lighting visible on the top of the outer lid (See figure3).

After submerging the pump in water, plug it to check both the pump and bio-filter performance.

Your filter is designed to let you know when filtration performance declines. Your filter is equipped with

a color-coded pressure indicator located on the container lid. When your filter is operating

effectively, the pressure indicator will display green. If flow rate within your filter drops, performance

also declines and the pressure indicator will display RED (See figure 3). The filter can be opened and

the individual filter component can be cleaned and washed manually. Unlatch the clips and remove

the container lid. Wash the filter sponge with clean tap water.The bio-ball should only be cleaned if

they are highly contaminated and you should only use pond water to preserve the microorganisms

and keep the filter biologically active.When reassembling the device, make sure the o-ring is correctly

positioned for a watertight seal (See figure 4). If the seal is out of place or missing there will be

significant leakage when filter is operating.

If the algae proliferate, it is necessary to check and correct the functioning of the UV-C bulb. To

change bulb, first unplug the pump and bio-filter from its power source. Rotate the lid cover, until the

arrows on the lid cover aim at the arrow on the ring holder (See figure 5). Remove the lid cover from

the top of container lid (See figure 6). Unscrew the UV light assembly counterclockwise and gently lift

out (See figure 7). Allow UV light assembly and light bulb to cool and dry completely before handling.

Once cool and dry, grip the base of the bulb with a dry cloth and gently pull the bulb from the

assembly unit (do not pull on the bulb by gripping the grass element) (See figure 8). Slide new bulb

into place until properly seated. Do not test UV light until the filter has been completely reassembled.

If the bulb works correctly the grass quartz tube where the bulb is placed must be cleaned, make sure

the appliance is switched (pump and bulb ).Open the container lid, remove the central tube which

connects to the lid (See figure 9), extract the glass tube , remove possible calcareous deposits on the

tube using a suitable product. Then reassemble all the parts making sure that the o-rings and gaskets

are correctly placed (See figure 10).