Kockney Koi K-Koi 18000V GRP Filter – Pump Fed with Media, No Lid
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Supplier SKU | FS109 |
| Supplier Availability | Out of stock |
| Lid Included | No |
| Media Included | Yes |
Kockney Koi K-Koi 18000V GRP Filter – Pump Fed with Media, No Lid is a Kockney Koi K-Koi multi-bay GRP filter supplied with media and without a lid. We list the supplier SKU prominently because visually similar pond equipment and service parts are often not interchangeable. What this product is for.
£2,394.90 (inc VAT)
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Kockney Koi K-Koi 18000V GRP Filter – Pump Fed with Media, No Lid
Kockney Koi K-Koi 18000V GRP Filter – Pump Fed with Media, No Lid is a Kockney Koi K-Koi multi-bay GRP filter supplied with media and without a lid. We list the supplier SKU prominently because visually similar pond equipment and service parts are often not interchangeable.
What this product is for
Choose the correct pump-fed or gravity-fed version, keep below the stated maximum flow and provide free access to every bay and waste drain.
How we would plan it on a real pond
We start with the job the item has to do, then work outwards through the connected equipment. For a replacement part that means reading the original label, checking the dimensions and looking for generation changes. For a new installation it means confirming water volume, genuine operating flow, pipe or airline length, available power and the route needed for cleaning or replacement.
That may sound more cautious than ordering from a photograph, but it is the quickest way to avoid losing an installation day. A connector can be the correct diameter but the wrong thread; a filter can carry an impressive pond-volume figure but be short of flow or biological capacity for a heavily fed koi pond; a service kit can suit the right model name but the wrong production date.
Before ordering
- Compare the exact SKS SKU: FS109
- Check dimensions, connections and the surrounding equipment
- Allow safe access for installation and later maintenance
- Follow the current manufacturer instructions rather than substituting by appearance
Our practical view: send us a photograph of the existing label and installation if you are replacing a part. For a new system, include the pond volume, flow, pipe sizes and the job this component needs to perform.
Installation and future maintenance
Dry-build the relevant components before drilling, cutting pipework or applying permanent sealant. Keep unions, lids, lamps, cartridges and electrical connections reachable after landscaping is finished. If the item depends on water flow or air pressure, judge it at the real working condition rather than the maximum free-flow number.
We also recommend recording the supplier SKU and taking a clear photograph of the rating label once the equipment is installed. That small job makes future spares much easier to identify, especially when products in the same family use similar housings.
Common ordering mistakes to avoid
- Assuming that the same diameter means the same thread or union
- Using a maximum flow figure without allowing for lift and friction
- Choosing a replacement membrane, lamp or cartridge by appearance
- Building the equipment into a space that cannot be opened for servicing
- Forgetting the neighbouring fittings, valves, cable or airline needed to complete the job
Frequently asked questions
Is this a universal part?
No. Compatibility should be confirmed from the exact product family, dimensions and SKU.
Can you check it before dispatch?
Yes. Clear photographs and the model numbers of neighbouring equipment are normally enough for an initial check.
Should I replace related wear parts at the same time?
It can be sensible when access is difficult, but only after checking the service schedule and condition of the existing components. We do not recommend replacing unrelated parts without evidence.
Can I install it somewhere inaccessible?
No. Even reliable pond equipment eventually needs cleaning, inspection or removal. Leave enough space to reach all service points safely.
Why is this page still visible if stock is unavailable?
Keeping verified product information live helps existing owners identify equipment and plan a replacement. Checkout remains disabled while supplier stock is unavailable.
What information should I send for a compatibility check?
Send the existing model and SKU, clear label photographs, connection measurements and a wider photograph showing how the part sits in the complete system.
Current availability: this model is listed by SKS but is presently out of stock. We have kept the specification page live for identification, planning and future availability; checkout is disabled until supplier stock returns.
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