Pool Filter
To remove suspended particles from pool water and achieve clean, crystal-clear water, pool water filtration systems are used. When selecting a pool filter, it’s important to consider the type, capacity, technical specifications, and purchase price. Below, we’ll review all of these factors. (Since 2004)
Professional Guide to Selecting and Pricing Pool Filters
A pool water filter is one of the most essential components of a water treatment system, responsible for removing suspended particles and physical contaminants. Pool water passes through the filter media, gets purified, and then returns to the pool basin.
Choosing the right type and capacity of a pool filter depends on the pool’s water volume, usage type, and installation location, and it directly impacts water clarity, cleanliness, and reduced chemical consumption.
Pool filters operate based on physical filtration, and regular maintenance along with monthly backwashing ensures optimal performance.
In general, there are three main types of pool filtration systems: sand filters, diatomaceous earth (DE) filters, and cartridge filters—each with its own advantages.
Understanding the features of each filter type helps you make an informed choice based on your needs, capacity requirements, and budget. To explore different models, features, comparisons, and pricing, continue reading this article.
Diatomaceous earth filters are capable of removing extremely fine particles and provide the highest level of water clarity.
Cartridge filters are ideal for small spaces and, since they do not require backwashing, they consume less water.
Understanding the characteristics of each filter type helps you make an accurate choice that matches your needs, capacity, and budget. For model comparisons and updated pool filter prices, continue reading the rest of this article.
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What Is a Swimming Pool Water Filter?
A swimming pool water filter is a vital system designed to remove contaminants, suspended particles, algae, and impurities from pool water, playing a key role in maintaining water clarity and hygiene. These filters—typically sand, cartridge, or diatomaceous earth types—trap pollutants as water passes through the filtration media, preventing the buildup of bacteria and harmful substances. A pool filtration system is essential because, without it, water quickly becomes cloudy and contaminated, posing health risks to swimmers and increasing maintenance costs due to frequent water replacement. Using a proper filtration system ensures a safe, clean, and enjoyable swimming environment.
Swimming Pool Water Filter Price List – 2026
In this section, you can view the prices of swimming pool water filters, including sand filters, cartridge filters, and diatomaceous earth filters. These prices are based on the latest market updates and provide a useful reference for comparing different brands.
Well-known brands such as Hiwater, Polaris, Megapool, Araz Sanat, and Emaux are among the most reputable swimming pool filter manufacturers, recognized for their high quality, long service life, and reliable filtration performance for pools and jacuzzis.
| Pool Water Filter Brand | Approximate Price (USD) |
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| Hiwater Pool Filter | From $111 to $445 |
| Polaris Pool Filter | From $120 to $480 |
| Megapool Pool Filter | From $209 to $461 |
| Araz Sanat Pool Filter | From $112 to $846 |
| Emaux Pool Filter | From $156 to $220 |
| Aqua Atlas Sand Filter | From $217 to $437 |
As shown in the table above, swimming pool filter prices—especially sand filter prices—vary depending on factors such as body material, filtration capacity, operating pressure, and manufacturer brand. Generally, sand filters are more economical than other models and are a popular choice for residential and semi-industrial pools.
If you are looking for more professional filters with higher filtration accuracy, diatomaceous earth and cartridge filters are also suitable options. However, pool filter prices for these models are typically higher due to their superior filtration performance. To ensure accurate and up-to-date sand pool filter prices, it is recommended to contact authorized suppliers before purchasing to verify product authenticity, warranty coverage, and after-sales services.
Types of Swimming Pool Filtration Systems
As discussed above, swimming pool and jacuzzi water filters are classified into three main types: sand filters, cartridge filters, and diatomaceous earth (DE) filters. These filtration systems perform the first stage of water treatment, which focuses on improving the physical quality of the water.
Sand Pool Filter (Sand Filter)
Sand pool filters are the most commonly used and cost-effective type among pool filtration systems. In this design, water passes through multiple layers of specially graded sand and silica, removing suspended particles and impurities ranging from 20 to 40 microns from pool and jacuzzi water.
Simple design, high durability, and low maintenance costs are among the key advantages of sand pool filters. Backwashing can be easily performed weekly or biweekly, improving performance and extending the lifespan of the pool filtration system. As a result, these filters are an ideal choice for residential, public, and semi-industrial pools that require reliable operation and affordable maintenance. The filter body can be manufactured from galvanized steel sheets or fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP).
Cartridge Pool Filter (Cartridge Filter)
Cartridge pool filters are more advanced systems that use multilayer polyester or paper cartridges instead of sand to separate suspended particles. These filters can remove particles as small as 10 to 15 microns, producing exceptionally clear water for pools and jacuzzis.
One of the major advantages of cartridge filters is that they do not require backwashing, resulting in significant water savings. This feature makes them an excellent option for water-scarce regions or pools with small to medium volumes. Maintenance is also very simple—periodic removal and cleaning of the cartridges is sufficient to maintain optimal system performance.
Diatomaceous Earth Pool Filter (DE Filter)
Diatomaceous earth pool filters are considered the most advanced and precise type of swimming pool water filtration system. These systems use diatomaceous earth powder as the filtration medium, which has a microscopic structure capable of removing extremely fine particles down to 2 microns from pool and jacuzzi water.
The result is exceptionally clear and sparkling water. For this reason, DE filters are commonly used in luxury pools, sports complexes, hotels, and high-standard projects. Although DE pool filters are more expensive and require higher maintenance costs than sand and cartridge filters, their superior filtration accuracy and outstanding water quality justify the investment.
Comparison of Swimming Pool Water Filter Types
Swimming pool water filters are among the most widely used pool equipment and are available in three main types: sand filters, diatomaceous earth (DE) filters, and cartridge filters. Each type offers different features and performance levels, making it suitable for specific conditions and requirements. The table below compares the most important characteristics of each filter type to help you choose the best option based on your application and budget.
| Criteria | Sand Filter | Diatomaceous Earth Filter | Cartridge Filter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Filtration Accuracy | 15–50 microns | 3–5 microns | 10–20 microns |
| Maintenance | Easy, backwashing required | Complex, requires diatomaceous earth powder | Simple, cartridge cleaning |
| Maintenance Cost | Low | High | Medium |
| Hydraulic Efficiency | High resistance, high pressure loss | Moderate resistance | Low resistance, high efficiency |
| Weight | Heavy | Medium | Lightweight |
| Application | Residential and public pools | Large and therapeutic pools | Small and therapeutic pools |
| Advantages | Affordable, durable | Ultra-clear water | Easy maintenance, lightweight |
| Disadvantages | Lower clarity, heavy | Complex maintenance, expensive | Cartridge replacement cost |
| Initial Cost | Low | High | Medium |
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Pool Sand Filter
If you are planning to purchase a swimming pool water filtration system, a sand pool filter is undoubtedly one of the first options to consider. In brief, the sand filter used for swimming pools and jacuzzis offers the following key features:
- Compared to the other two competing types—diatomaceous earth filters and cartridge filters—sand pool filters have larger dimensions and greater weight, especially in metal models. In fact, among all types of pool filters, sand filters are the heaviest option due to the use of silica sand as the filtration medium for pool and jacuzzi water.
- Sand filters for pool and jacuzzi water treatment are manufactured with metal tanks, fiberglass tanks, or composite materials. Metal tank sand filters can withstand high operating pressures and are produced in large capacities. However, there is a possibility of corrosion and rust entering the pool water, which makes the use of proper internal epoxy coatings and regular maintenance essential.
- Sand filters with fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) or composite tanks do not suffer from corrosion or rusting. However, they have lower operating pressure limits, water temperature constraints, and smaller sand capacities compared to metal filters. These limitations can be compensated by installing multiple units in parallel for large-volume pools.
- Typically, about 60% of a sand pool filter tank is filled with filtration media, which consists of sand or silica available in two different types.
What Is Silica in Pool Sand Filter?
Silica sand is a key material used in sand pool water filtration systems and is supplied by companies such as Damatajhiz. Also known as glass stone, this material is produced by crushing silica rock and, due to its bright white color and high purity, it helps deliver clear and clean pool water.
Conventional sand is available in three grain sizes: coarse, medium, and fine, each supplied in 40 kg bags. Typically, when using this type of sand in a sand filter, around 75% of the total sand volume consists of fine grains placed at the top layer, 15% medium grains in the middle, and 15% coarse grains at the bottom of the filter tank. Coarse sand or silica is used at the bottom of sand pool filters to prevent fine particles from escaping due to water flow.
Today, silica is widely used as the primary filtration medium in sand pool filters and is sometimes referred to as glass media. High-quality silica consists of bright white grains produced by crushing silica rock, followed by screening and grading into various sizes. The finest and highest-quality sand filter silica in Iran is Hamadan silica, which is white in color and free from brown or yellow streaks.
Types of Sand Pool Filters
Sand filters for pools and jacuzzis are classified into two main types: open sand filters and closed (pressurized) sand filters. Each type has specific characteristics, which are explained below.
Open Sand Filter
Open sand filters are among the oldest types of sand filtration systems. In this design, the silica bed is exposed to open air, and water passes through it without pressure, relying solely on the water’s own weight. Due to the low pressure, the filtration process occurs slowly. For this reason, these systems are referred to as open sand filters and are mainly used for treating very large volumes of water, such as municipal water supplies and industrial wastewater.
Closed Sand Filter
In closed sand filters, the silica media is housed inside a sealed tank, and pool or jacuzzi water is forced through the silica bed under pump pressure. The water flow rate in these filters is higher than in open sand filters.
In this type of filtration system, depending on the type and size of the bottom nozzles, coarse silica with a particle size of 3 to 5 mm is placed at the bottom layer. In the next layer, the silica size is reduced to 1 to 3 mm (medium grains).
This layer prevents finer silica particles from passing through. In the upper layer, the silica size is less than 1 mm (fine grains), with particle diameters ranging from 0.2 to 0.8 mm.
Closed sand pool filters are mostly manufactured from fiberglass, which offers certain advantages and disadvantages. Key advantages include significantly lower corrosion and wear, especially in humid environments. However, a major drawback is the lower tolerance to temperature and pressure compared to metal sand filters. Closed sand filters are available in both vertical and horizontal configurations; however, for the sake of brevity, only the vertical type has been discussed here.
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Vertical Closed Sand Filter
Vertical closed sand filters feature a cylindrical tank mounted on a base. These filters are ideal for locations with limited space, such as mechanical rooms. Depending on the water circulation volume, sand filter tanks vary in size and capacity; however, vertical galvanized sand filters are generally more compact than horizontal models.
Table of General Closed-Type Sand Filters
| Model | Filter Diameter (cm) | Filter Height (cm) | Sheet Thickness (mm) | Connection Size (inch) | Silica Weight (kg) | Flow Rate (m³/hr) |
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| DT.GP-10 | 60 | 90 | 4 | 4/11 | 400 | 4 |
| DT.GP-40 | 80 | 150 | 5 | 2 | 700 | 8 |
| DT.GP-70 | 100 | 150 | 6 | 2 | 1200 | 12 |
| DT.GP-100 | 200 | 150 | 10 | 4 | 4500 | 90 |
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Swimming Pool Water Filter Capacity Calculation
Before purchasing a sand filter for your pool, you can easily identify the required capacity and choose the most suitable option using the following tips. However, Damatjeh experts are also ready to answer your phone calls and calculate and determine the sand filter capacity for your pool.
| Pool Type | Hours |
|---|---|
| Hydrotherapy Pool | 0.5-1 |
| Training Pool | 2 |
| Relaxation Pool with 1-meter Depth | 1.2 |
| Relaxation Pool with Depth over 1 meter | 2.5 |
| Standard Public Pool up to 25m Length and Minimum Depth 1m | 2 |
| Competition Pool 50m Length and Minimum Depth 2m | 4.5 |
| Private Pool | 2 |
| Therapy Pool | 4.5 |
| Public Pool with Highest Swimmers | 6.0 |
| Public Pool with Maximum Number of Swimmers | 6.1 |
| Private and Public Jacuzzi | 10-20 minutes |
The sand filter is calculated based on the pool and jacuzzi usage (private, public, competition, etc.), pool cover type (open or covered), pool contamination load (number of swimmers per day), and pool operating hours.
The calculation of sand filters for pools and jacuzzis is similar; the only difference is to pay attention to the operating temperature of each filter, since jacuzzi water is usually around 40–45°C, and may rise due to system fluctuations or control failure.
The first step in calculating sand filter capacity is determining the volume of water in your pool or jacuzzi. If the pool or jacuzzi is rectangular, simply multiply the length, width, and average depth in meters to obtain the water volume in cubic meters.
- The turnover period or water circulation rate is the time it takes for the entire pool volume to circulate through the filtration system. However, only about 60% of the water is filtered during this period, improving water quality. To ensure all pool water passes through the filter at least once, usually 7–8 circulations are required.
- To calculate filter flow rate, divide the total pool volume by the turnover period. Catalogs usually list filter flow capacities, which can be used for selection. If a catalog is not available, the sand filter diameter can be determined using this method:
- For metal sand filters, 1.5–5 gallons per minute per square foot of filter surface is considered, and for fiberglass sand filters, 15–20 gallons per minute. The filter height is usually 1–1.2 times its diameter.
By dividing the total volume of pool water by the flow rate, the filtration rate of the filter can be obtained. This calculation of the filtration capacity of the sand filter is provided in most of the product catalogs. But to calculate the sand filter more accurately, or if you don't have the table and catalog of the manufacturer, the diameter of the sand filter can be calculated from the following equation.
To obtain the diameter of the rapid sand filter, we consider a flow rate of 1.5-5 GPM per square foot of the surface of the rapid sand filter, and for the fiberglass sand filter, 15-20 GPM/f2.
Note: In calculating the sand filter, the height of the filter is equal to 1 to 1.2 of the diameter of the filter.
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Cartridge Swimming Pool Water Filter
The cartridge filter is the second type among the best swimming pool and jacuzzi filters.
- The cartridge filter can capture particles from 2 to 7 microns and is suitable for use in home jacuzzis, small therapy pools, small indoor home pools, and endless pools (Endless Pool).
- The pool cartridge filter has a cylindrical filter element inside, and it is very easy and quick to clean.
- Another application of cartridge pool filters is using them on manual pool vacuum carts up to a 2HP motor. This prevents water wastage, and the user can filter water while vacuuming the pool and return clean water to the pool, reducing water loss.
- The main reason cartridge filters can be used on manual pool vacuums is their light weight, compact size, and high filtration efficiency. However, if the pool vacuum motor exceeds 2HP, the cartridge filter cannot be used.
Diatomaceous Swimming Pool Water Filter
The diatomaceous filter is considered the most powerful type of swimming pool water filter. It is made using diatomaceous earth and has the following features:
- Among pool and jacuzzi filters, diatomaceous filters have high efficiency, capturing particles between 10 and 20 microns, suitable for public and private pools. Diatomaceous pool filters use a special earth called diatomaceous earth, with the quantity varying based on filter capacity. This earth is the fossilized remains of microscopic marine plants with a siliceous shell, providing an ideal and chemically neutral filter.
- In diatomaceous filters, the earth is not poured directly into the filter but through the strainer inside the pool filtration pump.
- When the pressure on the diatomaceous filter gauge exceeds the normal limit, the filter requires backwashing, and after each wash, the filter must be recharged with diatomaceous earth.
- Unlike sand and cartridge types, the diatomaceous filter is not considered a home pool filter. It is used in large pools due to its high filtration power. For small home pools, cartridge and sand filters are more economical choices.
Comparison of Swimming Pool Filter Brands
To purchase a pool filter, comparing features and benefits of reputable brands available in the market can help make a smart choice suited to your needs. The table below provides a general comparison of the most popular pool filter brands:
| Pool Filter Brand | Features | Advantages | Disadvantages |
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| Hiwater | Reinforced fiberglass body, withstands pressure up to 4 bar, meets global standards | Very high quality and durability, excellent corrosion resistance, reliable after-sales service | High price, requires a larger budget |
| Polaris | Multi-layer fiberglass body, withstands pressure up to 3.5 bar, good quality | Good quality at a reasonable price, acceptable performance, suitable after-sales service | Less resistant to high pressure, lower durability than Hiwater |
| Araz Sanat | Steel body with epoxy coating, withstands pressure up to 6 bar, economical | Very affordable, high pressure tolerance, economical option for limited budgets | Lower corrosion resistance, requires more maintenance, shorter lifespan than fiberglass |
| Megapool | Multi-layer fiberglass body, withstands pressure up to 4 bar, mid-range quality | Good balance between quality and price, good corrosion resistance, acceptable service | Lower quality than Hiwater, slightly higher price than Araz Sanat |
Swimming Pool Water Filter Purchase
When selecting and purchasing a swimming pool or jacuzzi water filter, you should consider not only the filter’s dimensions to ensure it fits in the equipment room but also the water volume in the pool or jacuzzi bowl. Additionally, the maximum operating pressure the filter can handle and its type (sand, cartridge, or diatomaceous) are important factors to consider. Moreover, the coordination between the filter head and flow rate with the pump and the pressure drop across the filter plays a key role in the overall system efficiency.
At Damatajhiz’s specialized collection, technical specifications of dozens of pool and jacuzzi filter models from reputable brands such as Emaux, Hiwater, Hyper Pool, Hayward, Damatajhiz, and more are provided, along with original warranties, to ensure a safe and optimized purchasing experience.
Key Points When Buying a Pool Filter
Paying attention to several technical and practical points when buying a pool filter improves system performance and extends its lifespan. Choosing the right filter not only guarantees water quality but also prevents increased maintenance costs and equipment wear. Below, you can see the most important pool filter selection tips in an organized manner:
Pool or Jacuzzi Water Volume
The filter capacity should match the water volume; a small filter leads to incomplete filtration, while an oversized filter results in unnecessary costs.
Type of Pool Filter (Sand, Cartridge, Diatomaceous)
Each type has different performance: sand filters are suitable for large pools, cartridge filters are cost-effective and compact, and diatomaceous filters offer the highest filtration quality.
Pump Pressure and Flow Rate
Matching the filter flow and pump power is essential; a mismatch reduces efficiency and can damage the equipment.
Filter Quality and Brand
Trusted brands provide higher quality, warranties, and more reliable after-sales service.
Dimensions and Installation Space in the Equipment Room
Before purchasing, ensure the filter fits the installation space and allows for easy servicing.
Maintenance Costs and Periodic Servicing
Consider the need for backwashing, cartridge replacement, or diatomaceous media use to make an economical choice.
Filter Body Durability
Materials like fiberglass, polyethylene, or steel directly affect the filter’s durability and resistance to pressure and humidity.
Electricity Consumption of the Pool Filter
The pool filter’s electricity consumption depends on the pump motor power, water flow rate, and daily operating time. Pool pumps typically range from 0.5 to 3 kW, and with a complete water cycle every 6–8 hours, daily electricity consumption can vary between 3 and 24 kWh.
To reduce energy use, multi-speed or inverter pumps are recommended, allowing flow adjustment based on the pool’s actual needs, cutting electricity consumption by 30–50%. Choosing the correct pump size according to pool volume and system pressure drop is also crucial for preventing energy waste.
Choosing the Right Filter
Filter capacity and type should be selected according to pool volume and water circulation rate. Filters smaller than the actual pool requirement lead to pressure drop and higher energy consumption.
Impact of Filter Cleanliness on Performance
Dirty or clogged filters increase water flow resistance, reducing system efficiency and increasing pump electricity consumption. Regular cleaning and checking the suction path are very important.
Filter Type and Energy Savings
Using modern high-efficiency filters with low pressure drop reduces energy consumption. Selecting the right filter along with a standard low-energy pump lowers operating costs and improves water quality.
Maintenance and Filter Replacement
Timely replacement of the filter media or cartridge improves filtration efficiency and prevents system damage and higher electricity usage.
Best Pool Filter Brands
The best pool filter brands in terms of quality and customer satisfaction are:
- EMAUX
- Hiwater
- Megapool
- Aqua Atlas
- Pinar
- Araz Sanat
Best-Selling Pool Filter Brands
Choosing the right pool filter plays a key role in maintaining water quality and equipment lifespan. Today’s market offers various brands with different features and benefits, each designed for specific needs. Knowing the best-selling pool filter brands helps you compare technical specifications, build quality, and durability to select the best option for your pool.
| Pool Filter Brand | Features | Advantages | Disadvantages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hiwater | Reinforced fiberglass body, withstands up to 4 bar pressure, meets international standards | Very high quality and durability, excellent corrosion resistance, reliable after-sales service | High price, requires a larger budget |
| Polaris | Multi-layer fiberglass body, withstands up to 3.5 bar pressure, good quality | Good quality at reasonable price, acceptable performance, suitable after-sales service | Lower pressure resistance, less durable than Hiwater |
| Araz Sanat | Steel body with epoxy coating, withstands up to 6 bar, economical | Very affordable, high pressure tolerance, economical option for limited budgets | Lower corrosion resistance, requires more maintenance, shorter lifespan than fiberglass |
| Megapool | Multi-layer fiberglass body, withstands up to 4 bar, mid-range | Good balance between quality and price, good corrosion resistance, acceptable service | Lower quality than Hiwater, slightly higher price than Araz Sanat |
Correct pool filter selection, in addition to ensuring water clarity and safety, reduces maintenance costs and extends equipment lifespan. By understanding the features of each brand and comparing them, a smart decision aligned with the pool’s actual needs can be made.
Factors Affecting Pool Filter Prices
As you know, many factors influence the price of a pool filter. Below, we discuss the main factors affecting pool filter prices:
Filter Type
Sand filters use layers of silica to purify water. They are suitable for large pools and require less maintenance.
Cartridge filters use replaceable cartridges to capture suspended particles in the water. They are more suitable for smaller luxury pools and jacuzzis requiring easy maintenance.
Diatomaceous filters use earth diatomaceous powder for filtration, offering very high performance, suitable for heavily used pools and jacuzzis.
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Capacity and Dimensions
Review the pool volume and the amount of water the filter must purify; the filter should have sufficient capacity for your pool or jacuzzi.
Maintenance Needs
Some filters require inspection, maintenance, and part replacement, including cartridge replacement or periodic silica washing.
Ease of Cleaning
Filters that are easy to clean and require less washing or replacement are more suitable for users with limited time for pool and jacuzzi maintenance.
Cost and Budget
Review filter prices relative to your budget, including maintenance and replacement costs.
Pool Filter Experts' Review
In general, pool, jacuzzi, hot tub, and spa filters are divided into three types: sand filters, cartridge filters, and diatomaceous earth filters. Water passing through the filters is the first stage of improving the quality of water.
Considering the advantages and disadvantages of pool filters, we find the following points:
- Sand filters have different types (metal and fiberglass - FRP) and capacities. They are used for the physical filtration of pools, jacuzzis, hot tubs, and spa water, and are usually made in small capacities mostly used in small or indoor pools. They are able to absorb large particles and provide clear water.
- Cartridge filters are generally used in spas and are highly efficient and effective.
- Diatomaceous earth filters are one of the most effective ways in the field of water filtration and can filter the smallest particles and impurities in the shortest time and are mostly used in large pools.
Dear Users,
While thanking you for your confidence in the technical opinions of DamaTajhiz sales experts, it should be noted that the buyer ultimately determines the selection of the desired product brand based on history, brand strength, service, and price.However, in the field of swimming pool filters, most users and buyers prefer best-selling brands such as Emaux, Hayward, Hyperpool, Aquamarine, etc., due to their quality, price, and after-sales service.
If, after reading the above information, you still have questions about buying different types of sand, diatomaceous earth, and cartridge pool and spa filters, you can contact the pool equipment sales experts on extension 103-105-106 and the main number is +98 21 88341854. Get advice and ask your questions about saunas and spas.
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