Pump Filter Bag - Small - For Submersible Pumps
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Keep Debris Out of Your Pump Intake - Small Size
Loose plant matter and debris can clog a submersible pump, cut flow and shorten its working life. This filter bag covers the pump intake and screens out solids before they reach the pump, so your hydroponic or irrigation system keeps running with less maintenance.
The small size suits compact reservoirs and smaller submersible pumps, which makes it a practical choice for home growers, trial setups and single-reservoir systems. Check that your pump fits inside the bag before you order.
Key Features & Benefits
- Intake protection — screens out vegetation and debris before they reach the pump.
- Made for submersible pumps — covers the pump body in the reservoir.
- Easy to fit — slips over the pump without special tools.
- Small format — suits compact reservoirs and smaller pumps.
Who Should Use Pump Filter Bag Small
Growers running a submersible pump in a hydroponic reservoir, irrigation tank or water feature who want to reduce clogging and keep debris out of the pump. It suits home gardeners and small indoor setups best.
About Pump Filter Bag Small
This is a small pump filter bag sold as a single unit. It is an accessory for submersible pumps used in hydroponic and irrigation systems. The shipping weight is 0.6 lb, and the flat bag measures about 12 in by 9 in as packaged.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does a pump filter bag do?
A: It covers the intake of a submersible pump and stops debris and plant matter from entering. This helps prevent clogs and reduces wear on the pump.
Q: Will it fit my pump?
A: It is made for submersible pumps, but the fit depends on your pump's size. Measure your pump and make sure it fits inside the small bag with room for water to pass through.
Q: How do I install it?
A: Slip the bag over the submersible pump and make sure the intake is fully covered. Then place the pump in the reservoir as usual.
Q: How often should I clean it?
A: Check it regularly, as debris load varies by system. Rinse it with clean water when you see buildup, since a clogged bag restricts flow.
Q: Does it replace a system filter?
A: No. It works as a pre-filter at the pump intake and complements any other filtration in your system.
Q: How many come in a sale?
A: One bag, sold each.
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