Multicyclone 16 Pre Filter Waterco - Pentair In-Floor

Multicyclone 16 Pre Filter Waterco - Pentair In-Floor(A&A) Multicyclone 16 Pre Filter Waterco - Pentair In-Floor(A&A) Old SKU - 581554 A&A Manufacturing is now Pentair In-Floor Cleaning & Circulation! Pentair In-Floor(A&A) Waterco’s award-winning MultiCyclone is a brilliant pre-filtration device that works on the basis of centrifugal water filtration and is designed with no moving parts and no filter media to clean or replace. MultiCyclone pre-filters up to 80% of the filter’s incoming dirt load easing the workload of the swimming pool filter. As the MultiCyclone intercepts more and more dirt, the flow rate remains unchanged. The MultiCyclone works on the basis of centrifugal water filtration. There are no moving parts to wear and tear, and no filter media to clean or replace. How does it work? incoming water enters 16 hydro cyclones tangentially, generating a strong centrifugal effect. The sediment is spun out to the hydro cyclone’s wall and then spirals down to the sediment chamber. The filtered water migrates towards the center of the hydro cyclone where the flow reverses and spirals upwards through the outlet. Accumulation of sediment can be visibly monitored through the MultiCyclone’s clear sediment chamber. Simple Maintenance The MultiCyclone is easily cleaned by opening its purge valve. Only 15 liters of water is discharged to cleanse the MultiCyclone. Minimize backwash frequency The installation of a MultiCyclone as a pre-filter to a sand filter can reduce its backwash frequency to once per year, resulting in a saving of up to 7,000 liters of water per year for an average domestic-sized swimming pool. Minimize cartridge cleaning and replacement The installation of a MultiCyclone as a pre-filter to a cartridge filter can reduce filter cartridge cleaning and replacement to once per swimming season and even up to once per year, depending on the size of the cartridge filter. Note: The MultiCyclone is designed to filter sediment that is heavier than water, floating debris cannot be filtered out by centrifugal filtration.