Pressure filter

A pond pressure filter is a compact filter, very user-friendly and easy to clean. The filter ensures that the pond water remains clean and clear. Pressure filters are particularly suitable for ponds with streams or waterfalls. Click here to view our range of pressure filters.

How does a pressure filter work?

Pressure filters consist of a round container with filter materials. On top of this is a lid with the hose connections and controls. The water is forced through the filters under the pressure of the pond pump. With the help of bacteria, the filter removes the dirt particles from the water. Then the water is pumped back into the pond through the hose. Because a pressure filter can withstand high pressure well, they can overcome a height difference. Therefore, they are ideal in combination with a waterfall or fountain in your pond.

Connecting a pressure filter is not difficult. A pressure filter can be placed both underwater and overwater and when you purchase a good filter, it always comes with a clear and useful manual.

Pressure filters from Velda

Velda has 3 different pressure filters in its range. The Clear Control is suitable for a novice pond. In addition, we have the Clear Control 100 in the range. This is suitable for large ponds up to 60,000 liters of water. Finally, the complete Clear Control set. The Clear Control comes complete with UV-C unit and pond pump.

Purchasing a pressure filter

Because a pressure filter works with high pressure, it is wise to purchase a good filter. It will last longer and cause less maintenance and problems. Furthermore, you should carefully consider the content of your pond. Click here to find a retailer near you where you can purchase a pressure filter.

A pressure filter is used in ponds from 5,000 to 60,000 liters. A prerequisite for using a pressure filter is that there are few or no fish in the pond. And enough plants. This is because the filtering capacity of a pressure filter is less and the plants help keep the pond clean.

You use a filter depending on the situation and this can be different for each pond. Do you have questions about a pressure filter? Ask them via our Facebook page. We will try to help you as soon as possible. In addition, did you know that we write many interesting blogs? Click here to go to our pond blog.