Meanwhile in Sydney, Draco is filtering an Amazonian stingray tank. Totally enchanting.
The 2 videos show the same pond with approx 27 hour difference. The pond is fed via a borehole and the red colouring is iron oxide which comes up as part of that water. This really shows what a difference using a 58micron screen makes in comparison to larger micron screens.
Video showing the Standalone Solum range launched in 2017 with the accompanying bio chamber. Keep an eye out for the piece of red K1 to see just how effective the unique curved design makes the Bio chamber in circulating the media
We built this drum in clear polycarbonate to demo how the drum works internally.
Draco undergoing a cleaning cycle, lit from inside to clearly show the waste removal from the screen.
DracoDrum running in a Nexus 310, with option diaphragm pressure pump. C/O Dave Harrison, installation at Coldwater Collection, Corley.
DracoDrum in a standard 36" vortex, single inlet, running with a vortex K1 bio chamber test set.
Clip showing the DracoDrum rotary drum filter going through a 2 cycle clean.
Clip shows the manual operation of the "drop in" DracoDrum and its controller. LED indicators show the activity and status of the drum.
North Wales Manufacturers of a revolutionary 'drop-in' drum filter system for koi carp keepers.