Regent Sediment 3072
Backwashing sediment filtration for Saudi hotels, compounds and industrial feeds: 11.8 m³ an hour from a 697-litre vessel, with Filter-AG, AG PLUS or Birm media and a metered 1.5-inch 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 Saudi Arabia
Saudi sites on their own wells can see iron and manganese, which stain fittings and foul softeners. With Birm media, the 3072 removes them before the water goes any further.
For roof-tank and blended supplies, Filter-AG or AG PLUS catch sediment instead. Either way there are no cartridges, only a scheduled backwash.
Common questions
Will it stop orange staining?
If iron is the cause, Birm media removes it. Staining from other sources needs its own fix.
What backwash flow does it need?
15.9 m³ an hour, so the site supply and drain must be able to handle that.
Is it for one villa?
It is sized for plant rooms. A villa usually suits a Regent Big Grey housing.
Supplied, installed and serviced in Saudi Arabia
Saudi supply is a mix of desalinated water and groundwater. Where groundwater is blended in, as in Riyadh, the water can be hard enough to scale heaters and machines, so we check your supply before choosing a system.
Tell us your city, whether the site is on mains or tanker water, and what the system is for. We specify it, quote in riyals and install it.
Source: Al-Hamzah & Fellows, Water 16(13), 1810 (2024).
Where we work
- Riyadh
- Jeddah
- Across Saudi Arabia
Talk to the team
Interested in the Regent Sediment 3072?
Tell us your setup and we'll specify, supply, install and service the right configuration for your site.
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