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Bioforce 4500uvc 1. Water enters tangentially, spinning the water inside the Bioforce to settle out the solids. 2. Water is forced through special density foam. Because the water is pressurised the foam can fill with many more beneficial bacteria without becoming blocked. It is this larger number of bacteria, taking pollutants out of the water, that makes Bioforce so effective. 3. Water then passes close to the UV light, separated from it by a quartz glass sleeve. UV light makes algae clump together and sink to the bottom of the pond or get trapped in the Bioforce next time around.
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Bioforce 9000uvc 1. Pond water passes into Bioforce creating a vortex in the top. 2. The water is forced through three specially graded foams which carry partials and hold beneficial bacteria all the way through. This increases the performance of the unit and increases the time between cleaning. 3. Almost solids free, the water passes through plastic biomedia where more beneficial bacteria cleanse the pollutants. 4. Water then passes close to the UV light, separated from it by a quartz glass sleeve. UV light makes algae clump together and sink to the bottom of the pond or get trapped in the Bioforce next time around. 5. When the Bioforce becomes blocked a red button will rise up. Water will then bypass the biologocal foams but still pass the UVC lamp. This signals that the foams need rinsing in pond water.
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into the Bioforce. Not only are we confident that it works very well but
it has quickly become accepted as a winner in all levels of the trade.
It is a closed, pressure system holding more bacteria than a smaller size normal filter. It is small enough to completely hide near the pond when it is buried up to its lid.
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Being
pressurised by the pond pump, water can be pumped up from the Bioforce
to the top of a waterfall. This makes it even easier to hide.