Steinbach
Filter pump WP 7000
- Powerful filter pump
- High-quality plastic
- Self-priming pump with pre-filter
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Product information
Pool pumps are the powerhouse of the pool circuit. The Filter pump WP 7000 has a pump capacity of 9.300 l/h. The connection is 220-240V~ / 50Hz / 400 W . This filter pump can be used for pools with approx. water capacity. The hose connection is Ø 32/38 mm. The pump can be used up to a maximum water temperature of 35 °C.
Salt water suitable: yes
Pump power: 9.300 l/h
Power supply: 220-240V~ / 50Hz
Input power maximum: 400 W
Transformer: no
Head: 11,50 m
Operating principle: self-priming
Pre-filter: yes
Timer present: no
Connection size: Ø 32/38 mm
*Sound pressure level: < 70 dB(A)
Protection class: IPX5
Insulation class: F
Cable length to unit: 5,00 m
Water temperature: 10°C - 35°C
*Emission sound level comparable to a large household appliance
FAQs from category Filter pumps:
All Steinbach and INTEX filter systems (sand filter systems, cartridge filter systems & filter pumps) are suitable for salt water as long as the salt content in the water is below 0.5 % (salt electrolysis). Before winterising, clean the filter system thoroughly with standard bathroom cleaner, clear tap water and a lint-free cloth.
All filter systems and filter pumps have a sound pressure level* of < 70 dB(A).
*The emission volume is comparable to a large household appliance.
If the pressure is too low, the pre-filter is dirty and the pump is not getting enough water. Clean the pre-filter and check the suction line and the water level.
If the sand is newly filled in, or the sand is already very fine due to the use of several seasons, small sand particles may still be present. The solution is to backwash several times until the water comes out clear, or to fill in new sand.
The filter system should always be the first part in the water treatment system. The rest of the pool accessoires should only be connected after the filter system. A heat pump should ideally always be the last part in the water treatment system, so that the filtered, treated water flows through the heat pump and the path of the heated water into the pool is as short as possible.