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WaterSparks 1000 LPD Overhead Tank Filter System
The Water Sparks 1000 LPD Overhead Tank Filter System is a high-performance water filtration solution designed to purify water stored in overhead tanks before it reaches taps, bathrooms, and kitchens. With a treatment capacity of 1000 liters per day, this system effectively removes mud, sand, rust particles, and suspended impurities. It is ideal for independent houses, apartments, small hotels, schools, and commercial spaces that rely on borewell, municipal, or sump water.
Common Problems in Overhead Tank Water
Over time, overhead tanks accumulate dirt, sediment, and organic matter. This results in:
- Cloudy or muddy water appearance
- Unpleasant odor
- Clogged pipelines and reduced water pressure
- White or brown stains on sinks and tiles
- Scaling inside geysers and plumbing lines
- Staining of clothes during washing
Unfiltered tank water can also carry bacteria and fine particles that may pose health risks when used for daily activities.
Advanced Multi-Stage Filtration Technology
The Water Sparks 1000 LPD Overhead Tank Filtration System operates through a multi-layer purification process:
- High-quality sediment filters to trap mud and silt
- Sand filtration media to remove suspended solids
- Activated carbon media to eliminate odor and improve clarity
This combination ensures that both visible impurities and fine particles are effectively removed before water is distributed throughout the building.
Centralized Whole-House Protection
Unlike small point-of-use filters, this system treats water at the tank level. It provides centralized filtration, ensuring every outlet, kitchen taps, bathrooms, and washing areas receive clean water. This improves overall water quality across the property.
Long-Term Benefits & Cost Savings
Installing the 1000 LPD Overhead Tank Filter System leads to cleaner bathrooms, brighter laundry, extended appliance life, and reduced maintenance costs. Its durable construction and low-maintenance design make it a reliable, long-term solution for muddy or dirty overhead tank water.
Additional information
| Weight | 97 kg |
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| Dimensions | 650 × 700 × 1600 mm |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an LPD (Liters Per Day) system and an LPH (Liters Per Hour) system in terms of daily water availability?
An LPD (Liters Per Day) system is designed to treat a fixed total quantity of water over 24 hours, making it suitable for moderate, steady household or small facility usage. An LPH (Liters Per Hour) system, on the other hand, delivers a higher flow rate every hour, which is better suited for places with continuous, high-volume demand like offices, hospitals, or larger commercial spaces.
Can this 1000 LPD system handle the heavy silt and clay often found in borewell water during the rainy season?
Yes, the 1000 LPD Overhead Tank Filtration System is designed to manage heavy silt and fine clay particles commonly seen in borewell water during the rainy season. Its multi-stage sediment and media filtration process effectively traps these impurities before the water reaches your taps. This helps maintain clear water, stable pressure, and protects plumbing and appliances even during periods of high turbidity.
Is this system compact enough for a small terrace, and does it require protection from direct sunlight and heat?
Yes, the 1000 LPD Overhead Tank Filtration System features a compact footprint, making it suitable for installation on small terraces or utility areas without occupying much space. For better longevity and consistent performance, it’s advisable to provide basic protection from direct sunlight and extreme heat, such as a simple shade or enclosure.
Does the 1000 LPD system filter water as it enters the tank or as it flows out to the taps?
The 1000 LPD system is typically installed at the tank outlet, so it filters water as it flows out to the taps. This ensures that all stored water is treated before reaching bathrooms, kitchens, and other outlets. In some setups, it can also be configured at the inlet, depending on site requirements and water quality conditions.
How does this system prevent the growth of algae and the formation of sludge inside the overhead tank?
The system continuously removes suspended particles, organic matter, and fine sediments that usually settle at the bottom of the tank and turn into sludge over time. By reducing these nutrients and impurities, it creates a cleaner storage environment that discourages algae growth. When paired with regular tank maintenance, it helps keep the overhead tank fresher and significantly reduces sludge buildup.
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