Oase BioSmart 18000 & Vitronic 18w UVC Medium Pond Filter Installation
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- In this video, we install & show the awesomeness of the OASE Biosmart 18000 & 18w UVC pond filter system which is ideal for medium ponds.
We love this filter system and cannot recommend it enough. We have supplied this pond filter so many times to happy customers across the UK and they just love how easy it is to use, clean and how clear & healthy it keeps their pond year after year!
To watch how easy the filter is to clean, check this video out:
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Oase BioSmart 18000
Brand New addition to the OASE Biosmart Pond Filters range, the BioSmart 18000 Pond Filter (formerly known as the BioTec 5.1 filter) offers superb filtration and features easy-clean technology for simple maintenance.
Max. pond volume 18000 litres (no fish); 9000 ltrs (average fish stock e.g. goldfish); 4500 ltrs Koi
Mechanical and biological removal of debris and organic waste
Achieves a healthy pond ecosystem with clear, algae-free, oxygen-rich water
Pollution indicator shows when maintenance is required
Unique in-situ filter foam cleaning mechanism with sludge drain
Easy-clean function completed in minutes for convenient and effective maintenance
Mains water connection to aid cleaning
External connection for aerator pump for additional oxygen enrichment
3 year guarantee (excluding foams)
The BioSmart 18000's large filter foam surface ensures clean, clear pond water. The in-situ foam cleaning mechanism enables convenient cleaning of the filter foams without the need for removal from the filter box. An integrated pollution level indicator signals the right time for cleaning. The addition of an optional Oxytex pond aerator will further improve the water quality and health of fish, other aquatic life and plants, and it will improve filter performance by up to 25%.
Maximum flow-through 5500 litres/hour
Special filter foams (red and blue) for highly effective nitrification, as well as for de-nitrification (green)
Cleaning via the sludge drain by simply pulling the integrated slide valve
Long service life thanks to high-quality materials in functional design and first-class workmanship
Integral thermometer to monitor the water temperature.
Vitronic 18w
The BioSmart 18000's large filter foam surface ensures clean, clear pond water. The in-situ foam cleaning mechanism enables convenient cleaning of the filter foams without the need for removal from the filter box. An integrated pollution level indicator signals the right time for cleaning. The addition of an optional Oxytex pond aerator will further improve the water quality and health of fish, other aquatic life and plants, and it will improve filter performance by up to 25%.
Maximum flow-through 5500 litres/hour
Special filter foams (red and blue) for highly effective nitrification, as well as for de-nitrification (green)
Cleaning via the sludge drain by simply pulling the integrated slide valve
Long service life thanks to high-quality materials in functional design and first-class workmanship
Integral thermometer to monitor the water temperature.
The OASE Vitronic 18 ultraviolet clarifier is constructed from impact-resistant plastic and comes supplied with high-quality OASE Phillips 18 watt UV lamp.
The product features an inbuilt safety switch that will not allow the lamp to illuminate until the unit is re-assembled, preventing user exposure.
The supplied inlet and outlet hose tail connectors can be fitted with 1" (25mm), 1 1/4" (32mm) and 1 1/2" (38mm) internal diameter hoses.
Oase Vitronic UVC units can be dry-installed at the side of the pond and all models feature flat bases for stable mounting.
The Vitronic 18 is ideal for connection to a filter pump such as the OASE AquaMax Eco Classic and can accept flow rates up to 3,500 litres per hour.
This product is guaranteed for 2 years (UV lamp excluded in guarantee).
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Atlantic’s external filters do a great job especially when adding the uv clarifier. We love our screenmatic 2. Having that extra filtration can allow us to stock plenty of fish in the future and the uv is keeping the water crystal clear in the middle of summer with very minimal shade
Yes great to have a good amount of filtration it will work wonders! Thanks for the comment
Great little filter Bioforce Revolution is an outstanding pressure filter with perfect levels and also water clarity too use them at my Koi Rescue in Gloucester
Thanks for comment
Love your channel! May I ask, I don't understand how the dirty water gets INTO the filter pads. How come the dirty water doesn't bypass them? Also, as I understand, the filter pads are different coarseness, does the dirty water enter them sequentially from coarse to fine? Finally, I live in Sawston Cambridge, if not you is there a professional you can recommend? Thankyou Pond master :)
Is 8000 ltrs hour ok through that filter it says max flow rate 5500 ltrs hour 👍
Great video. Where do you get your rubber reducer pipes from
We have just moved into a house with one of these pumps….this may sound daft but how do we check to see if the uv light is working?
There is a little round window on the side of the uv, if you cup your hand over it you should see a blue glow. Easier to see at night. There is a little blue button on the side also, if you switch off the power, push in the button, twist and pull at the same time you can pull the bulb out and check to see the glass tube the bulb sits in is clean cheersp
When installing the UV clarifier to the filter. Do you leave both outputs on the inside of the filter open? Or do you close one of the outputs off with the cap?
Yes keep them open. The cap is mainly if you are running the uv separately so if you wall mounted it perhaps. Cheers for the comment!
I have one of these filters and happy with it. Bit confused, I noticed you use a 3 to 2 and a 2 to 1/1/2 boot was there any reason why you just couldn't use a 3 to 1/ 1/2 boot? Luv the vids BTW
Haha we get what the suppliers have in stock at the time 🤣
Useful vid, thanks. I've got the biosmart 14000 yet to install it, which doesn't have any control balva on the waste pipe. I was going to fit a piece of 40mm flexi as I've got lots of that, what is the best way to connect that to the filter box? Also, apart from using a Blagdon in line valve, what else (cheaper) could I use as a tap on the waste pipe?
use one of these then also a 1 1/2" solvent weld hosetail cheers
www.pond-planet.co.uk/pond-c1/construction-c51/pipework-fittings-c35/kockney-koi-solvent-weld-tank-connectors-p5969/s9406?Blisting%2Bads&cid=GBP&glCurrency=GBP&glCountry=GB&gclid=CjwKCAjwvpCkBhB4EiwAujULMo-CUYXcSDzJQf4bV1h0Aw83Ni-tEjQh5sSGUKkk9m-wrBvGhrdzVxoCtmEQAvD_BwE
When I pumped the filters some of the dirty water came up and went back into the pond. Is it best to have a bucket to catch it.
Best thing is wait for the water to run clear when you’ve opened up the drain after cleaning the filters, when it runs clear, close the drain then turn on the pump
Just subbed to you channel mate 👍👌
Appreciate it!
Hi there.
On the out, you have fitted an angled outlet directly to the filter outlet. Is that just a push fit joint or do you advise a solvent. The pipe I have is a push fit with a rubber seal.
@@grahammaddock8003 hi Graham that was just a 40mm waste 90 going into 1 and a half inch rubber boot (2inch to 1 1/2” reducer) cheers
Really need to get one of these mate to relace my pressure filter can it be used with a retro fit bottom drain wanting it pump returned to the pond if posdible and want it on 1.5 inch pipe to waterblade
Hi Peter, email us to info@simplypondz.co.uk, include some pictures of your current setup and pond dimensions so we can have look to see what will be best, is that ok?
Correct me if im wrong but I'd like to see a video explaining how much of a waste of money the pressure pipes are. No idea what people think they are pumping through pond piping but it seems like overkill!
Hi Mike, already done that video it’s on our channel somewhere, thanks for the comment
Here you go: Pond Pressure Pipe. Do you really need it?🤔😉👌
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I think this is the Oase Biosmart 5000, I have the same exact one.
It’s the 18k set cheers
Good stuff
Appreciate it
will this filter reduced the 'fines' returning to the pond, created by the pump impeller?
Yes impellers aren’t blenders/food processors etc most particles are almost the same size as they went in cheers
Hi Pondman, I bought one of these filters last week and got in to trouble right away. We connected a hose about 2 meters long to the outlet and that makes the water in the filter run over. I called for advice and the seller told me I can't connect anything to the outlet. But I see you doing it one several video's and is works! Do you have any advice for me? Thanks! Greetings from Holland
Hi thanks for the comments. We tend to you the evolution aqua rubber boot reducers, 3”-2” or 3”-1.5” reducers. The 3” outlet to be honest is a bit of an over kill in our opinion. We also use a 2” - 1.5” reducer on the waste so you can plumb in 1.5” flexi into the flow beds or drain
is the outlet the one returning water to the pond ? if so does your hose go higher than the filter ?
Hi, i am thinking of installing one of these in my 700 gallon pond, the only question i have is will it be noisy? I have seen a few reviews say they are. My neighbours are close fish by and i don't want to upset them, currently i have a kockney koi black box filter and this is quiet enough but i need a larger filter. Thanks Ash
Hi ash tbh the filters aren’t really noisy. Perhaps people have the outlets high from the water then the return to the pond can be noisy from the water splash etc, you can easily submerge the return with a few bends etc cheers for the comment.
@@thep0ndman thanks for the reply. What are your costs for these filter boxes? Do you think these are better than the Filtomatic version? Thanks
Do you have to have the UV LIGHT to make it work?
The uv will help stop water going green but can run without
This filter beats the tetra style like Ike beats Tina
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Does the open claps go on both the insides or is one blocked off permanently ?
Each clip holds the lid down and if you unclip the other way you can detach this inside to access the foams cheers for comment
@@thep0ndman sorry not what I meant, the 36,000 model shows one of the inlets off the uvc being closed up. Is that correct or should both inlets be open ?
It’s if you want to attach it to the filter box or just use it separately on a wall perhaps going into a different filter. Cheers
Hi I am thinking of adding one of these filters to go after my nexus to use as a fines. It says max flow rate is 5500 lph. Would this be ok if I put 7500 lph through it
Should be fine the pump in the video was 8k thanks for the comment
@@thep0ndman Thank you for the reply and advise
Went to look on your website and the website doesn’t seem to work
Can this UV clarifier fit oase 10000 filter?
Let me know what mode you mean cheers
I have changed the bulb but when I have tried to attach it back on to the unit it won’t seem to switch back in. Can anyone help?
Possibly a dud bulb perhaps? Or check the fuse on your power supply.
Hi there, what size boot adaptor did you use for the sludge outlet?
Hi. 2” - 1.5” reducer rubber boot. Then a 1.5” waste 40mm solvent weld bend
@thep0ndman thanks so much! Fixing my grandparents' pond at the moment and this is really helpful :)
No probs
What kind UV clarifier do I need to get for oase 10000 filter?
hi do you know the model number of your filter?
I believe it’s the Vitronic 36
shame the uv pipe work cannot face down the pipe work sticking out looks awful no matter how well it performs
It depends on customers budget as the filter doesn’t have to be next to the pond
Helpful in choosing the right filter, pump etc. But please state capacity in metric, unless you're based in the USA why are you saying gallons. Everything is litres here and the rest of the world.
Thanks for comment best we can do is times the gallons by 4.54 to get litres cheers
Horrible pipe work out the back of the UV
Unfortunately you can’t Wi-Fi water, yet 😂
Love your content but have to say that filter looks bloody awful next to that pond.
Haha cheers yes but the customer put some nice pot plants around it when we left so little less prominent thnx for comment