Backwash filter without pressure reducer
Backwash filter without pressure reducer-
Backwash filter with pressure reducer
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A dirt filter is mandatory in modern house installations. So that it doesn't have to be replaced constantly, a backwashable filter is usually used. This means the filter can be flushed in the opposite direction if necessary. Any dirt particles that may be caught then end up in the wastewater. This type of filter not only saves money, but is also more sustainable as no cartridges have to be thrown away. On this page you will find backwash filters without pressure reducers. These are the right ones if you already have a pressure reducer installed. If this is not the case, please take a look at our backwash filters with pressure reducers.
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Product: Primus F backwash filter 1''
Answer: The filter must be backwashed regularly. Replacing individual elements is usually not necessary.
Product: Primus F backwash filter 1''
Answer: No, a wastewater connection is not absolutely necessary. You can simply collect the water with a bucket when backwashing. However, if you decide on the automatic backwash system, the filter must be firmly connected to the wastewater.
Product: Primus F backwash filter 1''
Answer: We recommend backwashing at least every 3 months.
Product: Primus F backwash filter 1''
Answer: Yes, the connection piece can be installed both vertically and horizontally.
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