The CompactSieve is a highly effective pre-filter for garden ponds. It’s a compact version of the UltraSieve, designed for pump-fed systems. This arc sieve filter efficiently removes dirt and debris, helping to maintain a cleaner and healthier pond environment. The CompactSieve comes complete with a lid and is constructed from durable granite polyethylene, ensuring long-lasting performance.
The CompactSieve is versatile and can be used in various pond setups. It’s suitable for use next to the pond, in front of a waterfall, or as a pre-filter for multi-chamber or vortex filters. You can also use it as a trickle filter with an empty housing, or as a dirt filter after a mud vacuum or skimmer, allowing the clean water to return to your pond.
Main Features
- Compact version of the UltraSieve
- 300-micron stainless steel sieve element
- Maximum capacity of 15 m³/hour
- Multiple application possibilities
Pros
- Efficiently removes debris
- Versatile application possibilities
- Easy to clean
Cons
- Must be placed above pond water level
- Only for pump-fed systems
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 49 x 32 x 55 cm |
| Sieve Element Size | 40 x 24 cm |
| Sieve Passage | 300 micron |
| Maximum Output | 15 m³/hour |
Buyer Tips
- Always place the CompactSieve above the water level of the pond.
- Cut the hose connections (25/32 mm) if using a 40 mm hose for better flow.
- Clean the sieve element regularly to prevent clogging with biomass.
- Consider the different ways to use the CompactSieve in your pond setup.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
What is the CompactSieve made of?
The CompactSieve is made of granite polyethylene, making it durable and suitable for outdoor use.
What size particles does the CompactSieve filter out?
The CompactSieve filters out particles up to 300 microns (0.30 mm).
Can I use this filter with a gravity-fed system?
No, the CompactSieve is designed to be used in pump mode only.
What are the pump inlet connections?
The pump inlet has a 3-stage hose connection of 25/32/40 mm.
How often should I clean the sieve element?
Clean the sieve element as needed, depending on the amount of debris in your pond. Regular cleaning prevents clogging and ensures optimal performance.