Filterballs 700 gr.

Filterballs have a superior filtration efficacy compared to standard filter sand or loose cartridge filters. The balls create an effective filtering carpet which adapts to the shape of any filter and which catches free-floating particles in the water down to  10 micron (filter sand catches particles down to 40-50 micron) 700 grams Filterballs replaces 25 kg filter sand.

• For pure and crystalclear pool water

• Superior filtering effect compared to normal filter sand.

• Catch floating particles in the water right down to 10 micrometres (filter sand down to 40-50 micrometres).

• 700 grammes can replace 25 kg of filter sand.

• No maintenance or extra flocculants required.

• No more filter sand in your pool.

Swim & Fun Scandinavia Filterballs are made from a patented polymer filter material that consists of a mix of polyester multi-phase fibre with various surface structures. The specially developed multi-phase ball achieves a maximum filter surface with the lowest possible volume. At the centre of each ball is a dense filter core that is surrounded by a more open surface structure. Together the balls form an effective filter cover that matches the shape of any filter. The unique structure means that floating particles in the water right down to 10 micrometres are captured in the filter balls. The results are supremely clean pool water and a final farewell to filter sand in your pool.

Instructions for use: Disconnect the pump from the power source. Open the filter container as shown in the product manual. Remove the previous filter material. Fill the filter container up to the edge with Swim & Fun Filterballs. Distribute the balls evenly without compressing them. NB: if the filter balls are compressed the filtering properties will be impaired. Close the filter container as shown in the product manual. Check the water circulation regularly. It is recommended to replace Swim & Fun Filterballs at the start of the swimming season. Filterballs can be disposed of after use with your normal household waste.

Comparison between different filter media