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KC-30 RDF Filter

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$3,595.00

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40 Micron Screen Max Flow Rate: 7,900 GPH
60 Micron Screen Max Flow Rate: 11,850 GPH

KC-30 RDF Filter

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Up until now, RDFs (Rotary Drum Filters) were used in commercial and industrial water filtration applications. They weren't practical for a Koi pond hobbyists due to their size and prohibitive cost. Koi-Collection USA has introduced three RDF filter options that are affordable and scaled down in size for residential Koi pond installations.

Dimensions Casing (without cover and connections): Length: 765mm (30.12 inch)
Width: 604mm (23.78 inch)
Height: 610mm (24.02 inch)
Dimensions Filter Drum: Dia.: 500mm (19.69 inch)
Width: 454mm (17.87 inch)
Surface area filter screen (gross): 0,675 m² (7,27 square feet)
Surface area filter screen (net): 0,586 m² (6,31 square feet)
Mesh size filter screen: Mesh/micron: 300/40
Max. Flow Rate: 30 m³/h (7,895 gallons/hour)
Dimensions Inlet and Outlet:
Inlet:

3 x 110 mm (4 inch)
Outlet: 3 x 110 mm (4 inch)
Waste Water Outlet: 1 x 90 mm (3 inch)
Connection jet-pump: 1 1/4 inch
Connection spray bar: 3/4 inch
Motor: DC Motor 60 Watt, 3150 rpm, Torque 15 Nm (132 lb/in) with worm gear box and thermo switch
Electrical Supply Sensor/Motor: 24 Volt / 24 Volt
Classification Control Unit Casings: IP66
Classification Buttons/Switches Control Unit: IP65
Installation Height above water level: 160 mm (6.3 inches)
Electrical Supply Control Unit: 220V / 50Hz (standard model)
110V / 60 Hz (US model)
Power Consumption Control Unit (on standby): Approx. 25 Watt
Materials of Construction:
HDPE:

Casing, Filter Drum, Support Screen, Waste Water Tray etc.
Stainless Steel: Micro Screen, Drive gear, Chain, Screws, Motor Pivot Rod
Teflon: Bearing seals
PVC: Waste water pipe, Drum gear, tensioner
Aluminum: Edge Protectors of the casing
PP: Spray Nozzles

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