Review on Sand filter pump 4.0 m3/h Intex SX1500 / for pools up to 20 m3 / 26644 by Adam uciuk ᠌

Different pros: I use the filter for the second year for the pool with a volume of 8 cubic meters. In general, it does a good job, but if it is very dirty, you have to rinse it often. For flushing, the pump takes water from the pool, so you have to add water quite often, although to prevent flowering and maintain the optimal chemical composition of the water, you need to add 50 liters per bather per day. This should be taken into account by those who have expensive water. Has some cons: The instructions for the filter, apparently, were automatically translated from Chinese, it is almost impossible to read, since I know English and there is at least something you can make out. The connecting pipes are not standard size, you have to buy additional adapters from them to use with standard PVC pipes. The adapters are tapering, because of this, the suction power is reduced. It becomes not enough to vacuum the bottom. I advise you to buy a filter in terms of power equal to or exceeding the volume of your pool by 1.5 times. I also advise you to remove the pump itself and the filter indoors, if sand or dirt gets on the six-way valve, it starts to turn poorly and the rubber gasket is erased. For an 8 cubic meter pool, I have to filter it almost continuously, although the instructions say that the pump should not run more than 12 hours. I'm afraid that it will soon fail, and apparently pumps are not sold separately from the filter.