JBL FilterPad F15 CRISTALPROFI 120/250

Coarse, open-pored foam with a pore size of 15 ppi: FilterPad for Christal Profi filters
Item no. 6221000
FilterPad F15 CRISTALPROFI 500

10.82 EUR

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Product features

  • Coarse, open-pored foam pad with a pore size of 15 ppi: FilterPad for filter Christal Profi
  • 100 % neutral polyether foam
  • Biological and mechanical filtering
  • Resistant to fresh and saltwater
  • Contents: 1 coarse foam cut in pack of 2

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  • How often should the filter sponges be washed out?

    The sponges in your internal and external filters are available with fine and coarse pore sizes. They mechanically retain particles such as food residues, excrement, but also leaves and algae. The bacteria that settle there break down the retained material. After a while, the filter's performance will therefore decline. You can wash the sponges from your JBL CRISTALPROFI filter up to twice under lukewarm water (25°C) without any problems. Please do not wash them too thoroughly, as this will kill the important cleaning bacteria and cause them to be lost. The sponges should be replaced after approx. 2 months. When washing them out, you will find areas that you cannot clean of dirt. This indicates that they need to be replaced.

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