Regent Sediment 3072
A media sediment filter for Kuwaiti hotels, estates and plant rooms: 11.8 m³ an hour, a 697-litre vessel, 367.9 litres of media and a metered CE 1.5-inch backwash valve.
What it does.
- 11.8 m³/h service flow, 15.9 m³/h backwash
- 367.9 L of media: Filter-AG, Filter-AG PLUS or Birm
- Metered CE 1.5″ valve: backwash by measured volume, not a clock
- Self-cleaning bed: no cartridges or bags to change
- 230 V, 30 W
- Dry weight 95 kg
Typical applications
Regent Sediment 3072 in Kuwait
In a Kuwaiti tower, everything in the building tank passes through the plant room. The 3072 traps rust and sediment in a deep media bed instead of a stack of cartridges.
It backwashes by metered volume, and Filter-AG, AG PLUS or Birm media can be chosen to suit the supply.
Common questions
Why choose media over cartridges?
At this flow, cartridges clog fast. A media bed cleans itself by backwash and lasts far longer.
What flow does it handle?
11.8 m³ an hour.
Does it need a drain?
Yes. Backwash runs at 15.9 m³ an hour, so it needs a drain that can take that flow.
Supplied, installed and serviced in Kuwait
Kuwait's mains water is distilled seawater blended with a little brackish groundwater, then stored in building tanks. Filtration and RO at the point of use deal with taste, chloride and anything the pipes add.
Tell us about your site and how you use water. We specify the system, quote in dinars and install it.
Source: MEW via Oxford Business Group (2018); Alsulaili et al., Journal of Engineering Research 3(1), 2015.
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