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Features
- 4-stage vortex filtration traps debris with dual foam layers while bio-balls sustain pond health.
- Delivers robust water circulation for oxygenating koi ponds and powering water features up to 2,600 gallons.
- ABS housing with IP44 waterproofing withstands -4F to 104F and resists clogging.
- Visual clean alerts, quick-flush valve, and 4 hose adapters simplify upkeep for 1,300+ gallon systems.
- Pressure Filtration w/ Bio Balls for 1321 Gal Koi Fish Ponds / 2642 Gal Ornamental Ponds
Description
Various pumps and filters for pond clarity, home supply & irrigation Add desent & convenience in rainy and scorching days. Combine Function and Aesthetics, Meeting Versatile Storage Need! The water inlet and outlet are designed with a one-piece interface, which can be connected with different diameters of water pipes (20, 25, 32, 38mm). Zones with a high flow speed (blue filter sponges) favour the colonization of microorganisms and zones with a low flow speed (yellow sponges) support the colonization of anaerobic. Constructed with a cleaning indicator on the top of the lid, if the turbidimeter changes from green to yellow, it means the sponge needs to be washed.
Brand: Goplus
Liquid Volume: 10000 liters
Item Weight: 17.7 pounds
Item Form: rectangular
Unit Count: 1 Count
Brand Name: Goplus
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: Superbuy
UPC: 689524918857 798470730366
Global Trade Identification Number: 77
Included Components: Pond Filter
Item Type Name: Pond Filter
Model Number: Pressure filter
Manufacturer Part Number: Pressure filter
Liquid Volume: 10000 liters
Item Weight: 17.7 pounds
Item Form: rectangular
Pet Type: Fish
Target Species: Fish
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Doesn't leak and hooked right up to my 1 1/4 inch hoses. Very serious looking piece of equipment. No complaints whatsoever. Personally, I think the $100 price is a steal. Update: Filter has been running for 5 days and the water is clearing up nicely. I am using an intex 1000 gph pool pump as the power for the filter. The pump uses the type A/C cartridges which are serving as the sludge pre filter. I was capturing ZERO algae before this UV filter was placed. WITHIN 24 HOURS the UV lamp was clumping the algae. I have been swapping the cartridge out every 1 to 2 days as the flow drops. The water going back to the pond is crystal clear so it is only a matter of time before the water is crystal in the tank. My setup is a "temporary" pond right now. I will be digging my permanent pond in the spring but I needed to set up something fast so I picked up an 10 foot easy set pool which has 2 inlets and 1 aerating jet output. Perfect for fish, it even has fine mesh plastic on the inlets so little fish can't be sucked in, but they love hanging out near the moving water. The 330gph pump that came with it is trash, tiny type H cartridge clogged in 2 days when the water was still clean so I changed it for the 1000 gph intex that uses the mainstream type A/C cartidges. I have 12 of those, my pool uses same type. I wash them in the machine in groups of 6 and they come out very clean and can take many machine washing cycles some are in service more than a year. I added this filter to cope with the algae problem as I hate algaecide which even when you are underdosing has a chance to kill fish. For less than $300 for a 1000 gallon holding tank with all plumbing, motor and UV biofilter thus is a great little setup. I will be using this setup as an isolation tank for the babies as my fish breed. Right now I have 150 fingerling sized Yellow Bullheads and 200 baby sunfish as well as a dozen 12 to 14 inch bullhead parents and 2 dozen bigger sunfish which some are also the parents of the sunfish. Can't wait to dig my real pond but this is a great way to learn about the mechanics of setting up a properly filtered hassle free pond. Will post pictures soon.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2017 by quantumphaser
I have to say this has proven to be a great filter over the past week and a half. I have used exterior pressure filters before and I’ve always went with the pricier manufacturers. I took a chance in this one and so far I’m impressed. The unit is large, and the design seems to be a good one. Bio balls in the bottom - and yes they were provided in the unit. Concentric sponges of various density check. A good size uv lamp - 13 watts not 9 - that was a plus. The smaller the lamp the less work it does clearing the water. The cleaning system is simplicity itself and works super well. Received all the fittings and connections. After a week our water is crystal clear. Crystal - no exaggerations and we had an issue with our capstones were shake and they were also dirty when laid - and that was an over sure in my part. We had a heavy rain which washed all the dirt into my new pond and the water was a mess. Thus filter took care of it but it did take several days so be patient!!! No leaks so far. I do recommend you put clamps on all hose connections when you complete the installation and use good quality hoses - nothing that will compress or break easily. Purchase hoses specifically designed for a pond and prevent a potential mishap! Recommended.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2019 by Tim
For the money this is an effective unit. I have purchased 2 now. I use for season. Toss, and purchased next one. For 100 bucks i am not going to try and resolve all the little issues. There are some items that have been true on both units now. 1. Do not use a pump that exceeds the capability of this filter. If water is blowing out the gaskets. You are likely using a pump beyond its ability. 2. The flush mech on top. You turn the knob. It is worthless. After you use it about a dozen times it starts to leak always out the discharge hose. Not big leak.. but enough that it annoys you.. I just run hose back into pond... No prob. 3. units have a weak spot around the top housing. It will eventually start to leak around the light.. Expects about a year of use. Less if you open it up and mess with it all the time. This combined with plants, and good waterfall / flow elsewhere will keep you happy.. IT WILL NOT compensate for all the other items you need to balance in the pond.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2020 by Patrick A. Mcgovern
UV light leaks water easily. I have had to replace the bulb twice since purchased less than 6 mos ago. Every time I clean it, water gets in the sealed light fixture encasement. the encasement always has condensation and is beginning to rust. I would have given one star but the rest works fine and it does support a higher wattage UV bulb. Even with the diminished power of the bulb, it has done a decent job of keeping the turtle pond clear. I use it on a 100 gallon pond with a 1200 GPH pump. 2 water turtles and fish in direct sunlight through most of the day really can foul up the water. Edit: gave one star. the fixture doesn't work because it doesn't seal and has corroded all of the components inside. I bought for the UV filter as the main component. Should have just bought something else.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2018 by M. Handa
First off I want to address some of the bad reviews I own a pond business and have 3 ponds and I love these units. If it’s keaking around the top it’s because you don’t have it seated correctly with the rubber print. Use some pool lube and it won’t do that second yes if you are not back washing the glass cap must be on the backwash outlet but be sure to take it off before turning the handle to back wash or the unit will have no way to release water and it will blow the top off and last this unit takes 2 weeks to start working properly as it needs time to build up good bacteria and seed itself and there is a tiny blie light at top of unit to tell you if in light is working. Never run dry always turn unit off first when cleaning and then the pump unless your just backflishing. Read the directions all of this is in there It’s a little Vaughn but with common sense you can figure it out. The price is great and they get the job done. Bottom line.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2019 by Shay Mehan
This filter is overkill for my pond, so somebody with the maximum size pond that this supports might not get results as fast as I did, but considering the price, it made sense for me to get even for a smaller pond. I replaced a smaller filter that simply needed cleaning too often. Since the size of the pump depends on the size of the pond, not the size of the filter, this allowed my existing pump to work with less resistance, so I get more water flow. If you have a small pond, I'd definitely recommend it. If you use a smaller pump with a smaller pond, you can expect the filter to work fine, but the indicator might not work if the filter is dirty. That's not the fault of the filter. It would mean that you have enough pressure to keep the pond clean but would have to check the filter manually if it's not filtering as well.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2020 by Wayne
Update: The top of the filter above the UV light is not waterproof and will rust out the electrical housing rendering the UV light inoperable. I couldn't find where to get a replacement or even if I could replace it. I've had to purchase an external UV light and re-plumb the pond to accommodate it. So, this unit is being used as a filter only. If you live in an area that gets the slightest bit of rain or snow, I would rethink purchasing this pump. I'm pretty disappointed that it didn't even last a year. I would suggest spending a few more bucks and getting a better, more reliable unit with customer support. I've had this pump up and running for almost two weeks. My 500 gallon pond was a soupy green mess. I couldn't see my five 3" long Shubunkin fish if they were more than a an inch below the surface. I changed out my 1200 gph pump and a simple waterfall filter for a 2500 gph pump and this filter and after 10 days the pond was clear. I also threw in a barley hay bale for good measure. So, I don't know if it was the pump, the filter, or the hay bale that cleared the pond. It's probably a combination of all 3. I haven't had any problems with leakage. I buried the pump about a foot into the ground and I used plumbers tape at all the hose connections. I haven't cleaned the filters yet as I don't think the push button on the top works. On a previous pond I had a Laguna filter and it was more efficient to take out the sponges and clean them than to use the mechanical bars built into the filter. I plan on cleaning the sponges on this filter the same way, however just by looking at the different shapes and sizes of the sponges, I think this will be a hassle to put back together. One other thing I don't like is there is no indicator to let you know that the UV light is on. I almost think it's not working because it took so long for the pond to clear. But, besides all that, the pond is clear, the filter seems to be doing it's job, my fish are happy, and for the money I'm satisfied.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2019 by Suru
This filter works very well out of the box but its design and construction flaws make it basically disposable after a year or maybe two. First, the inlets/outlets are too close together to use most threaded fittings. Where you really need one is on the cleaning outlet. To says it "leaks" is not an accurate description. "Gushes" would be about right. It needs an external valve to shut off the flow when not in use, but it can't be attached because it's too close to the pond water outlet. I should note that the internal valve sealed pretty well the first year but is now worthless. Because of the way the bio balls are installed in their own compartment under the foam media, the housing needs to be pulled out of the ground for cleaning. Replacing the UV light was challenging because the retaining ring was screwed on so tightly, and in such a difficult-to-access location, that I broke the glass cover trying to remove it. Bottom line, this is a great filter if you only plan to own it for one year and don't intend to maintain it.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2020 by islandcommuter