Surface Water Filtration

FLOATING FARM POND FILTER

Since 1960, the Floating Pond Filter, consisting of a housing assembly and replaceable filter element, has proven to be the easiest and most economical way to remove clean water from ponds and lakes. When used in a well maintained pond within a controlled drainage area, a Floating Pond Filter
provides the cleanest possible water for final filtration and disinfection through a household treatment system.

FLOATING CISTERN FILTER

The only noticeable difference, between the cistern filter and the farm pond filter, is that the cistern filter removes water from closer to the surface. It also has a shorter stem length.

FLOATING FILTER ACCESSORIES

FILTERING ROOFWASHER FOR RAIN WATER CISTERNS

The filtering roofwasher collects rain water from ownspouts, then filters it before it enters the cistern. The first rain to fall on a roof washes off dirt and debris which has accumulated since the last rain. As this first and dirtiest water enters the roof-washer, the larger debris is removed by screens in
the “leaf-catcher” compartments. This first water, which never enters the cistern, is collected and held in the bottom “quiet chamber”. Once the “quiet chamber” fills, additional incoming water begins passing through the filter element and into the cistern. A small “weep-hole” in the overflow/clean-out pipe discards the dirty water and allows the quiet chamber to drain between rains.

FLOATING AERATOR FOUNTAIN

The Floating Aerator Fountain is designed for use in ponds, lakes or any other contained body of water with a minimum depth of 30". In certain cases, aeration may be necessary to provide the quality of water needed for home treatment systems. The FAF-2000 features a 1/5 hp, 110v pump ,
two nozzles and will treat ponds up to 1/2 acre. The FAF-5000 features a 1/2 hp, 220v pump, three nozzles and will treat ponds up to 3/4 acre.

FLOATING SUBMERSIBLE PUMP CAGE

The floating submersible pump cage can extend the life of a submersible pump thus keeping the pump off the bottom of the pond, by protecting the pump against debris and other particulate contaminants, and by maintaining proper vertical pump orientation. The pump cage also provides
easier access to the pump for maintenance.