Replacing Sand Filter

Jdevi123

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Jun 15, 2022
32
Ville platte, LA
Pool Size
30000
Surface
Vinyl
Chlorine
Liquid Chlorine
I changed my liner and pump earlier this year. Now my sand filter is worn out.

I was looking at getting this one. What do the experts recommend?


This is the old one's tag.

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Thanks. I really don't have much experience with a pool.
  • Cartridge filters use little water when being cleaned as you remove the cartridges and clean them using a hose sprayer. The cartridges do need to be replaced every few years. For most pools a cartridge filter is a great choice. The filter sizing is in Square Feet (SF) of filter area. At a minimum you want 200SF/10,000 gallons of pool volume. Some Pool Builders or websites recommend much smaller filter sizes. But for more efficient operation and less cleaning of the cartridges, more filter area is better.

My pool is around 30,000 gallons so the guide is recommending 600SF. Is that overkill? Would something like this work?
 
Thanks. I really don't have much experience with a pool.
  • Cartridge filters use little water when being cleaned as you remove the cartridges and clean them using a hose sprayer. The cartridges do need to be replaced every few years. For most pools a cartridge filter is a great choice. The filter sizing is in Square Feet (SF) of filter area. At a minimum you want 200SF/10,000 gallons of pool volume. Some Pool Builders or websites recommend much smaller filter sizes. But for more efficient operation and less cleaning of the cartridges, more filter area is better.

My pool is around 30,000 gallons so the guide is recommending 600SF. Is that overkill? Would something like this work?

Yeah that is a bit overkill. I have the same size pool as you and have been using a 340 sq foot (4 cartridges) one for 7 seasons.

 
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