Electric Motor Warehouse - Above Ground Swimming Pool Filter System

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Why Pay $400, $500 or $600 for an above ground sand filter system?
Complete with pump!

The Meteor swimming pool filter system is one of the top selling above ground sand pool filters on the market. Manufactured by Pentair, a leading manufacture of swimming pool and spa systems.

This system combines with the proven Dynamo pump on a heavy duty roto-molded base to create the "Ultimate Pressure Vessel" package for above ground pools.

These units are shipped complete with the Dynamo Pump, 8-position valve and 6' hose kit. All you supply is the sand (sand must be 20 grade silica sand or equal). These packages are the best value on the market.

Features: 18, 20, 22 inch models - Roto-Molded for strength - Superior spherical Design - Dynamo Pump
Exclusive 6-position valve - Six foot hose kit - Durable Platform Base - 3' Power Cord - 1.5" plumbing
- 10 Year Tank Warranty - 1 year warranty on pump and motor

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Which system do you need?
    18" 1hp = 18,000 Gallons Per 8 Hours (37.5GPM) includes most above ground pools to 24'
    20" 1hp = 21,600 Gallons Per 8 Hours (45.0GPM) includes most above ground pools to 28'
    22" 1.5hp= 24,000 Gallons Per 8 Hours (50.0GPM) will take care of any above ground pool over 28'

Please read the owners manual completely before attempting to fill the filter with sand.
There are specific instructions on sand filling.

Catalog #

Description

ship
weight

58941400

18" 1hp Meteor pool filter system
115volts (requires 65-100# silica sand)

75 lbs

non stock

58941600

20" 1hp Meteor pool filter system
115volts (requires 100-150# silica sand)

79 lbs.

$489.95

58941900

22" 1.5hp Meteor pool filter system
115volts (requires 150# silica sand)

90 lbs.

$511.79

FAQ:	The sand filter is discharging sand back into my pool. Why is this happening?
Answer:	If this is a new installation it could be one of the following reasons.
	Check to be sure you have the hoses properly connected to the filter valve. One is marked "pump" which is the water from the pool, the other is marked "pool" which is the return to the pool. The laterals at the bottom of the pipe are not tight. Be sure you check them to be sure they did not come loose during shipping before adding the sand. When you poured the sand into the filter some went down the main pipe. Be sure you have installed the sand funnel in the top of the tank before adding sand. It is possible you may have a cracked lateral, this is very rare on a new system.
FAQ:	Last season the sand filter worked fine. This year it is discharging sand into the pool.
Answer:	If the system was not completely drained at the end of the season the remaining water may have frozen in the laterals causing them to break. You will need to replace the laterals.