Aqua Ultraviolet – Ultima II 6,000 Filter with 2" Multi-Port Valve
Aqua Ultraviolet – Ultima II 6,000 Filter with 2" Multi-Port Valve
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Aqua Ultraviolet – Ultima II 6,000 Filter with 2" Multi-Port Valve
Overview
Robust, pressurized bead/bio filter for ponds and water features up to 6,000 gallons. The Ultima II 6,000 combines non-clogging media with a powerful cyclonic backwash to keep water crystal clear with minimal routine maintenance—ideal for koi ponds and heavily stocked water gardens.
Key Features
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Bead + biological filtration using high–surface-area Bio-Tubes media
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Cyclonic backwash lifts and purges debris fast—no messy media cleaning
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2" multi-port valve with simple handle positions (Filter, Backwash, Rinse, Waste, Recirculate, Closed)
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Low head-loss design supports long plumbing runs and external pumps
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UV- and weather-resistant, corrosion-proof vessel for outdoor pads (non-submersible)
Sizing & Flow Guidance
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Pond capacity: up to 6,000 gal (heavy fish load/full sun may require upsizing)
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Target pump flow: ~4,000–6,000 GPH through the 2" valve for best performance
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Backwash when the pressure gauge rises ~5–8 psi above clean baseline
Specifications
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Model: Ultima II 6,000
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Valve: 2" side-mount multi-port
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Ports: 2" slip at valve (adapt as needed)
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Operation: Pressurized, backwashable bead/bio-media system
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Installation: Outdoor-ready; level, well-supported base
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Warranty: Manufacturer limited warranty on tank/valve (see terms)
What’s Included
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Ultima II 6,000 filter vessel pre-loaded with media
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2" multi-port valve (handle & sight glass)
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Union/tailpiece set (model dependent)
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Quick start/installation guide
Installation Notes
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Place on a level, load-bearing pad near pump and returns.
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Plumb pump to valve IN, valve OUT to pond/returns; add a WASTE line for backwash.
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Use unions and 2" PVC to minimize head loss; keep runs smooth and short.
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On first start, run Rinse briefly, then switch to Filter.
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Backwash at +5–8 psi or on a regular schedule for high-load systems.
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