will this filter system accommadate a 22000 gallon pool?
1649507
yes I used it on my pool and spa till I bought a new 125 sq ft filter system
1649508
you just need to match the flow of the pump to a filter system in gallon per hour. I use the c225 filter on the return line of the pool to stop the fine sand form getting in the pool. this will stop a lot of pool cleaning.
309068
I believe this filter will do what you need it to do with ease. I have been astonished by how well this filter works. I think the recommendation for the 56 gallon aquarium is because you mentioned it was a column and the water cycling is a little harder to draw the water from the bottom. I think you will be fine with this Fluval C4.
317783
I have used this sand filter on an eighteen foot by forty eight inch Intex pool for the last six years. You need to change the sand each spring.
1137192
My pool is 18,000 gallons and this filter is at least one size larger than I needed...however I feel strongly that a filter system should have excess capacity- and the price difference was minimal so I deliberately purchased an oversize unit. I have been extremely happy with it. It keeps the water crystal-clear and requires almost no maintenance. (Just lubricate the o-rings periodically with a high quality lubricant) Keep a spare filter so you can just swap the extra one in while you clean the filter. My previous Hayward system was smaller - and lasted over 14 years. Hope that helps....
1497614
The S244T Hayward filter is a great match for your pool . When you replace your pump make sure you move up to 1hp Or preferably a 1.5 HP pump for this application
512242
i would say yes. You will need some adapters, eather from intex or from hardware store. As fare as the volume of filtration and chlorine generating system goes this will be big enough. As long as I understand your pool dimension are 18' x 48" deep, round pool. When you set it up it will depend on how many gallons your pool is. (6500- 8500) or so. The pump will run longer the bigger the pool. Yours maybe 4 hours or so. If you get it, take one of the hoses with you to the store I'm sure you can find something to work. Like I seid in another comment there is a lot of stuff on youtube of other people with Good ideas that work. Good luck. And enjoy i would say yes. You will need some adapters, eather from intex or from hardware store. As fare as the volume of filtration and chlorine generating system goes this will be big enough. As long as I understand your pool dimension are 18' x 48" deep, round pool. When you set it up it will depend on how many gallons your pool is. (6500- 8500) or so. The pump will run longer the bigger the pool. Yours maybe 4 hours or so. If you get it, take one of the hoses with you to the store I'm sure you can find something to work. Like I seid in another comment there is a lot of stuff on youtube of... » Read More i would say yes. You will need some adapters, eather from intex or from hardware store. As fare as the volume of filtration and chlorine generating system goes this will be big enough. As long as I understand your pool dimension are 18' x 48" deep, round pool. When you set it up it will depend on how many gallons your pool is. (6500- 8500) or so. The pump will run longer the bigger the pool. Yours maybe 4 hours or so. If you get it, take one of the hoses with you to the store I'm sure you can find something to work. Like I seid in another comment there is a lot of stuff on youtube of other people with Good ideas that work. Good luck. And enjoy « Show Less
309308
You will not have to change your sand filter and pump because this will install after those items. As to whether this will be large enough to produce enough chlorine for your pool, I am not sure. I would suggest going to their website and checking on the recommended sizes. I can say that I have a 15x30 oval that is 52 inches deep and this unit is more than enough. I keep the settings on the lower end.
1345634
We do not recommend this size filter for a pool of your size. Get a larger filter. 1hp pump is fine though.
1364948
That is exactly the size pool I purchased this filtration system for and it works great. I would recommend it. I run it for about 4-5 hours per day and it keeps the water crystal clear.
1728403
yes, I have a 4,000 gallon pool and works fine. It is capable of filtering up to 9600 Gallon pools.
906523
If you google DE filter size for pool, you'll get plenty of information, but the short answer is yes, it is easily large enough. However, if you are certain your piping is 2", you're choosing the wrong valve, unless you don't mind constricting your flow through a 1.5" valve. The 2" valve is SP0715XR50, and not surprisingly, it's more expensive.
1423340
Your 18x48 pool holds a little over 7,000 gallons of water. That means a 1,000 GPH pump will filter all the water in about 7 hours. It's usually recommended to filter all the water in about 8 hours, so yes, this pump should work.
1933759
It looks like my filter for a 12 by 24 pool. I don't remember how many gallons that pool holds.
753317
This pump will work. However, it would be more efficient to go with a bigger filter.
1108230
I would think so. Usually the parts all all the same size even if the pool is big or small. I agree you have to have a way to stop water flow when changing the filter.
130523
I do not know. My daughter set up my filter. I can tell you that after one summer, the vacuum system is not working. Contact the pump dealer to ask your questions. That is what my daughter did. I'm not happy with the system right now.
2180867
Yes, our pool is 5,000 gallons. It works really well - will not go back to a paper filter!