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Oase Biotec Screenmatic
The powerhouse among flow-through filters . The Oase Biotec Screenmatic is incredibly efficient at keeping your pond clean and clear. This flow-through filter is incredibly popular because it's also incredibly low-maintenance. Coarse dirt particles are separated before they reach the filter material. This is because the Oase Biotec Screenmatic features an automatically driven filter belt . The pond filter has an adjustable automatic cleaning system that regulates the belt's movement based on the level of contamination, which is indicated by an LED indicator light. Water distribution across this filter belt is even. The debris basket behind this filter belt, which collects the dirt, is large and easy to use. The filter sponges underneath can be cleaned directly in the filter. The filter also features a bottom drain with a slide valve for removing dirt from the filter system after cleaning, for example. The drain can then be closed again so the water can return to the pond normally. The clever combination of filter materials allows for optimal development of filter biology. An optional addition to the Oase pond filter is the Phosless filter columns, which reduce filamentous algae. A second option is the direct connection of a UVC filter , the Oase Bitron C or Eco, to the Oase Biotec Screenmatic. This reduces suspended algae.
The different models of the Oase Biotec Screenmatic
The Oase Biotec Screenmatic comes in four different sizes. The numbers on these filters indicate the amount of pond water they are suitable for, without fish. The different models include:
- Oase Biotec Screenmatic² 40,000
- Oase Biotec Screenmatic² 60,000
- Oase Biotec Screenmatic² 90,000
- Oase Biotec Screenmatic² 145,000
Installing Oase Biotec Screenmatic
The Oase Biotec Screenmatic is easy to install. On our website, you'll find various kits that include a pond pump , pond hose, and a suitable UVC filter. The UVC unit connects directly to the filter. A pond hose connects the pond pump to the UVC unit, or directly to the filter. It's incredibly easy.
