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SPN OCT 2012 Filters


www.swimmingpoolnews.co.uk ZEOCLERE 30 FILTER MEDIA OFFERS ’THE VERY BEST SWIMMING CONDITIONS’


It has a purity of between 80-85% and is constant between these percentages. The material operates well in small and large pressure vessels. In tests carried out using a one metre column with the flow in a constant backwash mode for 180 days (24 hours), showed a material loss of 23mm due to attrition. Its clear up rate in new installations is faster than that of silica sand and with an improved turbidity of 60% over accepted sand.


Zeoclere 30 is a granular filter media most commonly used for the reduction of ammonia from water supplies but used significantly in swimming pool pressure or gravity filters.


It comes from Sussex based Minerals Supplies International and is one of the success stories when it comes to filter related products.


and Certikin continues to develop its Vision domestic filters.


The newly introduced Vision Plus is a natural progression on the standard range of Vision filters. A deeper sand bed means more contact time between the filter media and pool water providing in-depth filtration and increased dirt capacity, resulting in a better filtration. The Vision Plus also features a lateral under drain


These distinctive Kripsol filters available from Fairlocks Pool Products


The average ammonia collection for this grade is 2.88g/lt. This can vary dependent on flow rate. Other advantages of Zeoclere are wide temperature performance along with high removal efficiency including iron/zinc/lead/ copper and silver removal. Because of the high reduction of ammonia removal, the use of chlorine is similarly reduced and on average is quoted that up to 40% savings have been achieved. Zeoclere has a far greater (400%) surface area than silica sand or glass media.


Therefore, backwashing can be dramatically reduced, saving many thousands of gallons of water, chemicals and heated water to waste. It offers, says Bob Kent of MSI: “Reduced


arrangement that tests show is 15% more efficient in filtering and backwashing than the standard ‘star configuration’; saving water and back wash time. Both top and side mount versions are available and come with an impressive ten year full tank warranty for residential installations. Certikin also have the low cost solution with their Water Saving Backwash Filter. The filter does exactly what it says it does and is pre-fitted with two hose tails. One side has a 3m length of flexible hose fitted and the customer uses this to connect up to his present sand filter with the jubilee clips supplied. The cartridge filter catches any dirt inside the sand filter which is then flushed out during back washing allowing water normally wasted during the back wash process to be redirected back into the pool.


FAIRLOCKS ENJOY SUCCESS WITH DISTINCTIVE KRIPSOL BRAND Fairlocks distributes the popular Kripsol Balear series of


laminated filters made in polyester finished in a distinctive sparkling


gloss red.


Kripsol pumps and filters are widely used throughout


maintenance, improved pool hall environment and the very best swimming conditions.”


Another MSI product, Jolly Gel was originally manufactured for use with zeolitic high grade filter media used in swimming pool pressure filters. This is because the standard flocculents being marketed interfere with the ion exchange capability of this type of filter media. It was also found that because of Zeolite’s natural structure, the collection of fines when using Jolly Gel was far quicker and more efficient. It was reported later by the pool trade that when used in conjunction with silica sand Jolly Gel noticeably reduced maintenance time when compared with aluminium sulphate or liquid flocculents.


Jolly Gel can be made available with bespoke branding using pool companies’ logos.


i FOR FURTHER INFORMATION


F MINERAL SUPPLIES INTERNATIONAL ( 01825 790524 : www.mineralsi.com


Europe. The Kripsol name is established as one of the main brands and the company has been manufacturing since 1987, providing customers with high quality products at competitive prices. Kripsol filters are laminated and manufactured in polyester resin reinforced with fibreglass for maximum strength.


The Kripsol Koral series of self priming centrifugal pumps are for domestic use and are produced using thermoplastic injection moulded casing reinforced with fibreglass.


FILTER INNOVATION TECHNOLOGY FROM POLLET POOL


The innovation in the Triton and Tagelus II Filters supplied from Pollet Pool Group lies in ClearPro technology, a patented component positioned inside the filter.


It allows enough water to be able to cross through without pressure loss but capable of acting as an efficient barrier against the finest particles, such as dust, algae and pollen. The result is water so clear that no other sand filter lacking in ClearPro Technology is able to offer.


ClearPro is a patented technology by Pentair to reach a very fine level of filtration, four times better than with a conventional sand filter (approximately 10 micron versus 40 micron). This purity is achieved thanks to new porous laterals


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