Amiad Scanaway Filter
The Amiad Scanaway filter is a great filter to use if your water source
has a lot of debris in it.
This filter is for large systems, with a minimum pressure requirement of 35 PSI,
and a minimum flow of 35 GPM required for flushing.
There is minimal head loss as the water passes through the filter.
The Scanaway assembly consists of a hollow PVC pipe with suction nozzles
that face the inner surface of the screen.
When you crank the external handle, it turns the scanner so that it spirals
across the screen surface without touching it.
Opening the exhaust valve on the filter lid creates low pressure in the scanner shaft,
which causes the scanner nozzles to suck in the dirt from the screen surface
and expel them out the flush valve.
The scanning is done during the filtering process without having to stop the water supply
so you can clean the filter while it is in operation.
A convenient pop-up plugging indicator lets you know when the unit needs flushing.
- Maximum Flow: 80 GPM
- Filter Area: 72 sq. in.
- Inlet/Outlet size: 2"
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FAMSCN2155
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2in Scanaway 155 mesh Filter
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FAMSCN2200
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2in Scanaway 200 mesh Filter
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The Scanaway is also available in a Super filter model with a larger screen area.
This will allow the filter to go for longer intervals between flushing.
- Maximum Flow: 110 GPM
- Filter Area: 108 sq. in.
- Inlet/Outlet size: 2"
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FAMSCN2SU15
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2in Scanaway Super Filter, 155 mesh
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FAMSCN2SU20
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2in Scanaway Super Filter, 200 mesh
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Sand Media Filter
Sand filters are designed to remove organic debris
and particulates from water.
They are highly recommended for filtering water
from ponds, creeks, or irrigation ditches.
This filter has a seamless fiberglass tank which
won't corrode.
The tank's special internal design keeps the sand bed level,
ensuring even water flow and resulting in efficient filtration.
It has a sight glass, a pressure gauge, a pressure relief valve
and an automatic air bleed.
Sand filters are simple, effective and require very little attention.
Water is routed through the sand-filled tank where the sand traps
particles large and small.
Eventually the dirt accumulates in the space between the sand particles,
making it harder for the water to pass through.
This causes the pressure in the tank to rise, which signals that the
tank needs to be backflushed by reversing the water flow.
Cleaning is done by backwashing so the back-wash water must be filtered.
The filter is purchased without the sand needed for operation.
The sand used by the tank is too heavy to ship by UPS, so you will need to
purchase it locally from a building supply store.
Use #11 silica for normal applications #20 sand for T-Tape.
An Arkal filter is recommended, see diagram.
All sizes have 1 1/2" FPT inlet and outlet.
Note:
The maximum inlet pressure is 50 PSI.
Requires a minimum of 20 GPM flow for backflush operations
The tank has a 1 year warranty.
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FMED40
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130 lbs. of sand 40 GPM Max. Flow 1.8 SF or 259 SI
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FMED50
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160 lbs. of sand 50 GPM Max. Flow 2.3 SF or 331 SI
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Example of a By-Pass Assembly
(Specific parts will be determined by your particular situation)
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Pressure Relief Valve
High pressure can damage filters, particularly media
filters and stress pumps.
Protect your filter and irrigation system with this valve.
This valve opens when the pressure reaches 50 PSI.
It will also protect screen filters to prevent blow
outs when they become plugged.
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VPR50
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3/4" MPT Inlet 3/4" FPT Outlet
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