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Example for modulefilters for ponds of 5.000
L up to 100.000 L
This filtersystem, that we are able to offer,
is consisting of two modules, this necessary to provide the filterscapacity
like in industrial recirculation systems (with sedimentation, trickling
and UV-C burner). The extension
of the filtersystem with further modules or UV-C burners is no problem.
The systems can be used for garden
ponds, quarantine basins or show room systems, they can be placed
on top of each other or side by side. The filter output is calculated
to support a optimum watervolume of 100.000 L.
Unlike the general filter for garden
ponds, this filter is nearly free of maintenance. The maintenance
consists of opening the faucet approx. every four weeks.
In the following you can see some examples for modulefilter systems
and their placement around the ponds.
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Modulefilter with sedimentation and trickling module at work for a
14.000 L pond.
Modulefilter next to a 5m³ quarantine basin for Koi-carp
of 60 cm length.
The introduction of freshwater is not necessary for the time of
the quarantine (a few month).
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Show room system with seven basins with 600 L each and modulefilter,
this system is worked as a total recirculation and doesn`t need
any freshwater input.
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Filter for a 100.000 L pond consisting
of three modules that are placed on top of each other (one sedimentation
and two trickling) together with a UV-C Twin burner system to suppress
floating algae. The pump is powerful (25m³/h) and at the same
time inexpensive professional equipment, that is placed indoors, for
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Here you can glimpse
a Quattro system for a 75.000 L garden pond, consisting of two and
two modules that are placed next to each other. The customer chose
to fit the filter in a small shack.
Please see also our new website Fischgut
Primus Anlagenbau for commercial recirculation systems or give
us a call, we are glad to help you with any question you might have. |
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