Sand Pool Filters
Pentair Sand Filters (Tanks Only) Above Ground - Inground - Commercial Hayward Sand Filter Tanks Only Aboveground and Inground Sta-Rite Sand Filters Aboveground and Inground			Sand Filters In this method, impurities are extracted from the water utilizing sand to collect and attract the debris. Sand filters must be backwashed (running it in reverse) to unload the water waste. This is a manual process that must be performed every few weeks. Sand filters trap debris as small as 20 to 40 microns. Sand is the oldest and most popular method of filtration. Back
Sand, Pool Filter Systems
Pentair Pool Sand Filter Systems Above Ground and On-Ground	Hayward Sand Filter Systems Complete Aboveground and On-ground	Sta-Rite Cristal-Flo II
Cartridge Pool Filters
Pentair Pool Cartridge Filters	Cartridge Filter Aboveground, On-ground, Inground		Cartridge Filters Cartridge filtration has been available for a relatively long time, but has only recently begun to enjoy rapid growth and acceptance. Cartridge filters have a greater surface area than sand allowing for fewer clogs and easier maintenance. Cartridge filters are designed to run at lower pressure than sand which puts less backpressure on the pump, providing more flow and turnover. Cartridge filters should be cleaned once or twice a season by simply hosing them off. Cartridge element filters trap debris as small as 10 to 15 microns. Back
Cartridge Pool Filter Systems
Pentair Pool Cartridge Pool Filter Systems Above Ground and On-Ground	Hayward Cartridge Pool Filter Systems Above Ground and On-Ground	Sta-Rite Cartridge Pool Filter Systems Above Ground and On-Ground
D.E. Pool Filters
Pentair Pool D.E. Filters	Hayward D.E. Pool Filters	D.E. Filter Systems Complete Aboveground and On-ground	Diatomaceous (DE) Filters Diatomaceous earth is a porous powder with microscopic openings that when magnified look like tiny sponges. Clear water can pass through these openings, but particles, as small as two to five microns, are trapped during the first pass through the media. D.E. filters have internal elements that become coated with D.E. It is this 'filter cake' that strains dirt, dust and algae from the water.