cpf-250池塘压力过滤器Pond Pressure Bio Filter 4000GAL W/ 13W UV Sterilizer Light 10000L
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- CPF-250压力过滤器
美国多数贴牌Pond Pressure Bio Filter 4000GAL W/ 13W UV Sterilizer Light 10000L
总体使用评价良好，但是没有说明书上说的“手不沾水，清洗过滤棉”功能。排污口只是一个摆设，没有排污功能。
只要是有深蓝色提手的型号，都没有排污功能，无论贴什么牌
This was helpful, but the biggest question I had, which was "how do you take it apart to clean it," could be answered by "you twist the plastic parts clockwise a bit, and do the reverse when you reassemble it. That part was sped up to the point that it wasn't a significant part of the video.
correct! I cleaned my filter today for the first time and realized that.
Thank you! That was most helpful.
One more thing that's important when cleaning it is to clean the quartz glass that houses the UV light. The procedure is the same as for changing the bulb, except you leave the bulb alone, pull out the glass tube once the bulb is removed, clean it and put it back.
Can you please show the order in which the sponge filters go? I have watched several times and can’t seem to get it right. Thank you!
You just killed all the good bacteria inside the bioballs !! Bioball should never be washed with TAP water, if you really want to clean them you should use the pond water to wash them. but thanks for the tutorial on how to clean the filter
Sometimes you do need to do a deep clean though.
@@washedup4334 yes but in pond water
fucking noob cleaning the bioball and spong with tap water ,lmao
That hose may be hooked up to a rainwater tank for all you know
People often post that, that using city water kills the bacteria, but we've been using this type pressurized filter for four years now and we can't tell any difference. And using pond water to hose off the filters then leaves the pond a little low -- so we have to use city water to bring the level back up and then add conditioners. I'll bet if you test pond water or city water as a filter wash, it won't make any difference to filter performance.
Just bought a Aquascape 2000 filter and, having released the blue clamps, cannot free the lid. HELP!
Hello there,I just got the CPF-180 filter from Amazon since I only have a 300 gallon pond with 4 koi fish .my question is what do you recommend for a pump? I am using a 650 gallon per hour pump now ,is that sufficient or I need to upgrade?
Thanks you for your help
If the pond is exposed to the sun. It is recommended to use pumps above 1000 gallons. A pump with a large flow can effectively inhibit the formation of green algae.
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How do u turn UV lamp on
You plug it in. That's the only purpose of the plug. Just make sure that the filter fills up with water first.
there is a plunger built into the cover , the UV will not come on with the cover off (protection of your eyes)....use the disc window in the centre with a shading hand to see if its lit ....try not to run UV without water running
The biggest problem is you cannot get parts in the u.s. for any of this
American retailers will not provide parts because they do not know who the real manufacturer is. In fact, its parts are easy to obtain, just search for its real model SUNSUN CPF-250. Or go to SUNSUN's official website to check the part numbers and specifications. There are many Chinese sellers on eBay and Amazon that provide parts, and the prices are very low. The only drawback is that the shipping time is very long, and it takes 20 days to receive the parts. So I buy them in advance and store them for later use.
@@HL-os1bd I tried that and I could not find my glass sleeve for my UV light
@@steveterribile4678 www.ebay.com/itm/162133112838?hash=item25bfe2f806:g:9R8AAOSwanRXg63D
Did you have to use a ball or check valve with this bio filter? what size gph pump? ty
There is no need to use ball valves or check valves. I use a 1200 gallon submersible pump
@@HL-os1bd thanks for getting back much appreciated. Ok, I read on the manual that one shouldn't use a pump lower than 2500gph? I guess supposedly it woudn't clean as well but that sounded kind of strange to me. I was planning on using an 1100gph pump gokng to Bio Filter then to a prefab waterfall. Would this work ok?
Thanks again,
@@magpipe8735 You're welcome. The maximum flow rate of the pressure filter is 4000 gallons per hour. The choice of submersible pump is determined by the size of the pond. Keeping the water quality clean depends on the time it takes for the pond to circulate, so choose a suitable submersible pump. Even a 50 gallon indoor fish tank can use this pressure filter, the difference is that perhaps a 400 gallon submersible pump is sufficient.
@@magpipe8735 The size of the pump matters in some respects. If the pump is too small, then you won't have the pressure to clean the filter using the knob. You could, of course create a garden hose attachment and put that on the inlet, since you'd be draining the waste anyway, as long as you don't mind injecting tap water, adding something to neutralize it, and probably adding some beneficial bacteria. The other problem with a pump smaller than what's rated is that the indicator won't work to tell you when the filter is dirty. It will need more pressure to do that.
So if you have a smaller pond and need a smaller filter, it will work just fine, especially if you plan to clean it by opening it up and rinsing off the sponges every few months rather than going though more trouble to work around a smaller pump. Instead of going by the indicator, you'd go by the fact that the water is no longer crystal clear.
Too much work for just plain old goldfish. Koi would be another story.