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Two-stage filtration with 25 micron and 1 micron SANIC prefilters.
SANIC polypropylene filter cartridges with antimicrobial technology.
25 micron filtration for medium to coarse sediment reduction.
1 micron filtration for fine sediment and suspended particle reduction.
Reduces sand, rust, dirt, silt, scale, and suspended solids.
High-flow design suitable for whole-house water treatment.
Powerful 56 W high-output UV-C lamp for microbiological disinfection.
Stainless-steel UV reactor for durability and corrosion resistance.
Digital controller with UV lamp-life countdown.
UV lamp failure alarm for easy system monitoring.
1" inlet and outlet connections.
Helps protect pumps, valves, plumbing, and downstream filtration equipment.
Suitable for rainwater and bore-water treatment.
Designed for point-of-entry and whole-house applications.
WaterMark-certified Australian configuration.
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Whole-house water filtration and UV disinfection.
Rainwater harvesting and treatment systems.
Bore and well water filtration.
Pre-filtration before UV disinfection.
Domestic and rural water treatment systems.
Commercial water filtration and disinfection.
Protection of pumps, valves, plumbing, and downstream equipment.
Water supplies requiring microbiological disinfection.
General sediment reduction and water treatment applications.
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System Type: Two-stage sediment filtration + UV disinfection
Filter Size: 10" BIG
First Stage: 25 micron SANIC sediment cartridge
Second Stage: 1 micron SANIC sediment cartridge
UV Lamp: 56 W high-output low-pressure UV
UV Dose: 40 mJ/cm² at 54 L/min
Maximum UV Flow: 70 L/min at 30 mJ/cm²
UV Reactor: 304 stainless steel
Connection Size: 1" BSP
Operating Temperature: 4°C to 45°C
Maximum Operating Pressure: 8.3 bar (830 kPa)
Power Supply: 110–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption: 61 W
UV Lamp Life: Approximately 9,000 hours
Controller: Digital controller with lamp-life countdown and alarm
Controller Protection: IP54
Dimensions: 790 × 722 × 205 mm (H × W × D)
WaterMark: WM-022909
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25 Micron SANIC Filter Cartridge
Replace the 25 micron 10" BIG SANIC cartridge approximately every 6 months.
Actual cartridge life depends on water quality, sediment levels, and water usage.
Replace sooner if water flow decreases or pressure drop increases.
Replace the cartridge if it becomes heavily clogged, damaged, or excessively discoloured.
1 Micron SANIC Filter Cartridge
Replace the 1 micron 10" BIG SANIC cartridge approximately every 6 months.
High-sediment water may require more frequent replacement.
Replace sooner if flow decreases or the cartridge becomes heavily blocked.
Always replace damaged or degraded cartridges.
UV Lamp
Replacement: 56 W UV lamp.
Typical replacement interval: Every 9,000 operating hours or approximately 12 months.
Replace the lamp annually even if it continues to illuminate, as UV output decreases with operating age.
Quartz Sleeve
Inspect and clean the quartz sleeve regularly.
Clean more frequently where water contains hardness, iron, manganese, or mineral deposits.
Replace the quartz sleeve if it is cracked, damaged, heavily scaled, or cannot be adequately cleaned.
Maintenance Kit
A model-specific maintenance kit is available and can include:
25 micron SANIC filter cartridge.
1 micron SANIC filter cartridge.
56 W UV lamp.
Quartz sleeve.
Quartz sleeve O-ring.
Best Used With
A coarse sediment pre-filter for high-sediment rainwater or bore-water sources.
Activated carbon filters for chlorine, taste, and odour reduction.
Iron and manganese filtration where required.
Additional treatment for hardness and dissolved contaminants.
A complete multi-stage filtration system for improved water quality and protection of downstream equipment.
Not Suitable For
Dissolved salt or TDS reduction.
Water softening or hardness reduction.
Chlorine, taste, or odour reduction without activated carbon filtration.
Dissolved chemical contaminant removal.
Significant iron or manganese reduction without suitable pre-treatment.
Removal of contaminants that are dissolved rather than particulate.
Effective UV treatment where water has excessive turbidity or inadequate UV transmittance.
Replacement of reverse osmosis or specialist filtration systems for dissolved contaminants.