INTEX
Intex sand filter units
- Powerful and efficient sand filter system
- Suitable for salt water up to 3 g/l
- Pressure gauge with pressure display
- Integrated timer
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Product information
Sand filters have long been considered as one of the best ways to get clear, sparkling pool water by swimming pool owners. The completely natural, favorable sand does excellent work when filtering out dirt particles of the water. This makes the sand filter the simplest filter method on the market. This system, model , features circulation output of or pump output of , the connection totals / . This sand filter unit can be used for pools with approx. water content and can be connected to all commercially available installation pools with a hose connection . The sand filter system can be used up to a water temperature of .
Intex Hydro Aeration Technology
- Hydro Aeration Set for your Intex pool
- Easy installation
- Can be retrofitted any time
Improved circulation and Filtration
Fine particles in the water clump together and settle to the bottom of the pool during the aeration process, making it easier to filter and remove sediments through the filtration system. The improved filtration and circulation make the pool water healthier and more comfortable.
Improved water clarity
By mixing air with water, the aeration process includes oxidation of iron and manganese, eliminating staining in water. The result is sparkling pool water that looks and feels great!
Increased negative ions at the water surface
Increased negative ions have been proven to improve the air freshness around the pool as it removes air pollutants and neutralizes free radicals that affects air quality.
Filter system:
Model: SF60220-2
Salt water suitable: yes
Water capacity: 66.600 l
Circulation capacity: 9.200 l/h
Boiler size: 410 mm
Connection size: Ø 38 mm
Valve type: 6-way valve with pressure gauge
Sound pressure level: < 85 dB(A)
Water temperature: 10°C - 35°C
Usable filter medium 1: filter sand
Quantity of filter medium 1 used: 55 kg
Sand grain size: 0,70 - 1,20 mm
Usable filter medium 2: Filter Balls
Quantity of usable filter medium 2: 1500 g
Filter pump:
Power supply: 220-240V~ / 50Hz
Input power maximum: 550 W
Transformer: no
Pump capacity: 12.000 l/h
Operating principle: non-self-priming
Pre-filter: yes
Timer present: yes
Protection class: IPX4
Cable length to unit: 3,00 m
FAQs from category Sand filter systems:
Remove the transport lock from the button cell battery, otherwise the filter times will not be saved in the event of a power failure. Check the battery (lithium 3V CR2032) and replace it if necessary.
Remove the transport lock from the button cell battery. If you do not remove these, the filter times will not be saved in the event of a power failure. Check the battery and replace it if necessary (Button cell lithium 3V CR2032).
With Intex sand filter systems, only the integrated timer works; an external timer cannot be connected due to the safety standards.
Remove the transport lock from the button cell battery. Set the external timer at the desired times and then plug the pump into the timer. Now start the integrated timer of the pump and set the time to 24 hours. The pump then starts at the times set on the external timer. This does not apply to INTEX filter systems.
No, the red lights are not an error message. The lights on the timer are alternately green and red.
Pressure too high
If the filter performance decreases or the pressure is too high, the filter medium (quartz filter sand, filter balls or Steinbach Filter Wool Flakes) is often soiled and may need to be replaced depending on the operating time and degree of soiling. With sand filter systems, you should switch off the pump and set it to the backwash function. Carry out the backwash process until clean water emerges from the backwash pipe (maximum 2 minutes).
Backwashing is not possible with Filter Balls or Steinbach Filter Wool Flakes. In this case, you should wash the respective filter medium by hand and dry it in the sun or replace it if necessary.
Pressure too low
Low pressure indicates a dirty pre-filter that is restricting the water flow to the pump. Clean the pre-filter and check the suction pipe. Check the water level and the height of the suspension skimmer; if the water level is too low, too little water flows into the pump. Check the pressure gauge for damage.
Clean the pressure line and empty the pre-filter basket. Check whether the suction pipe or the pre-filter basket is blocked and make sure that the inlet nozzle is open if it was closed.
No, the filter system may only run when the pool is not in use. On the one hand, there is a risk of injury from the suction nozzle, on the other hand, dirt particles are swirled around during use, which the system cannot filter.
The filter system should circulate your pool water at least twice a day. Our Comfort 75 filter system, for example, manages approx. 8,000 litres per hour and can therefore completely circulate a pool with 19,000 litres once in just under 2.5 hours.
Check whether the seal (O-ring) is inserted correctly. If it is not placed with the nose in the groove of the vessel, the 7-way valve does not close properly and there is a higher distance between the 7-way valve and the vessel. Check whether the partition in the sand and clean water chamber area is correctly inserted in the sieve bottom. If not, the 7-way valve is also too high. Make sure that the seal at the top of the filter tank is in clean and perfect condition and that no sand is sticking to it. You can coat the O-ring with Vaseline. This serves to preserve the O-ring and additionally supports the sealing. Check that the 7-way valve is correctly fitted with the notch on the underside of the cover and the notch on the filter. Place the 7-way valve on the filter vessel, preferably with the help of a second person. Press the lid onto the filter bowl and make sure that the lid is flush with the vessel.
It is best to close the clamping ring with the help of a second person. A screw clamp can be used as an aid. The clamping ring must be tapped over the skeleton of the valve cover and vessel. If tapping with the palm of the hand is not enough, a rubber mallet can also be used. Start tapping at the back of the bolt and hit the tension ring evenly on the right and left until the ribbed pattern disappears. Then the clamping ring can also be easily closed with the bolt. The closure requires some force and must be a little stronger, as the vessel builds up pressure when used and must seal 100%. Do not use an ordinary hammer under any circumstances. Damage caused by this is not covered by the warranty or guarantee.
Before the first filtering process or after refilling, the undersize of the sand must be removed by backwashing several times until clear water emerges. This is particularly important when filling sand for the first time or refilling sand, as well as for sand that has already been in use for a long time.
When filling the tank, check that the sieve base and separator plate are correctly inserted and that they are not damaged. Before filling the tank with sand, pour about 20-30 cm of water into the tank and fill the sand slowly to avoid damage caused by the weight. Damaged sieve trays or separator plates must be replaced.
Further details can be found in the instructions for the filter system.
Fill the pump with water, loosen the transparent cover on the filter container (do not unscrew completely) to remove trapped air. Tighten the cover again when all air has escaped. Check all connections and hoses for leaks or holes. Retighten connections or hose clamps, seal with Teflon tape and replace the defective parts if necessary.
Depending on the grain size, the filter sand must be changed after three to five seasons.
Check your socket for power and test another socket if necessary.
Never run the pump without water, the pump may run dry and burn out.
Check the mains plug or the connection cable for damage.
Check the running time of the timer, if it is set.
Check the running time of the external timer, if you are using one.
Rust may have accumulated over the winter, which prevents the pump from starting or makes grinding noises when it is switched on. If the rust build-up is not too bad, this fault can be easily remedied. On most pumps, there is a small recess in the cover for ventilation, behind which there is a screw. Use a screwdriver to loosen the screw slightly and spray it with lubricant (e.g. WD40). If the rust has not settled too much, the pump will work again.
Yes.
If you open the lever of the way valve valve during operation, the water will flow with pressure from all openings. The pressure drop may cause damage to the unit.
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.
The sound pressure level may vary from model to model. Please refer to the ‘Technical data’ section in our online shop for the sound pressure level of your system.
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.