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OPERATING YOUR NEXUS:

The Nexus filter is simple yet innovative. Water enters the Nexus via inlet (A) into the inner 

chamber (B) which works as a basic vortex allowing larger solids to settle out. The water 

then passes through the Eazy (C) where the finer particles are removed and the first step in 

biological treatment takes place. From the Eazy the water passes into the outer chamber 

(D) where the remainder of the biological treatment takes place using the K1 Moving Bed 

Process (for further information see page 14 on K1 moving bed)

The water then passes 

through the grill into 

the Exit Chamber (E), 

where it is returned 

to the pond through 

the outlet (F). Waste is 

discharged through the 

larger Ball valve (G). 

The Eazy is cleaned by 

diverting the air from 

the Outside chamber 

to the Eazy using the air 

valves (H).

EAZY :

The Eazy is a stainless 

steel vessel contain

-

ing a set volume of 

static K1 media (40L 

for Nexus 310) which 

is located within the 

centre chamber of the 

Nexus. After water en-

ters the Nexus it rotates 

around the Eazy in the 

centre chamber with a 

downward motion al

-

lowing the larger solids 

to settle to the bottom of the chamber before passing through the slots of the Eazy into the 

static K1 media. The water flows upwards through the K1 media where mechanical filtra-

tion takes place as any small particles are caught within the K1 media. The water then flows 

through the slots in the centre column and into the outer chamber.

OUTER CHAMBER:

The outer chamber of the Nexus contains the K1 Moving Bed. This is where the final stage 

of biological treatment occurs. Biological breakdown occurs through different strains of 

bacteria living on the K1 media. These bacteria convert Ammonia and Nitrite into harmless 

Nitrate. The amount of Ammonia and Nitrite produced in the pond is dependant on feed 

rates and the type of food. For higher feed rates additional K1 media should be added into 

the outer chamber (250g/day of average protein content food will be broken down by 50L 

of K1).

HOW IT WORKS

C

D

E

F

G

A

H

B

Summary of Contents for nexus 310

Page 1: ...Evolution Aqua Ltd Evolution House Kellet Close Wigan WN5 0LP England 44 0 1942 216554 Filtration System Installation and instruction manual N31011311131MAN...

Page 2: ...ns back into your pond via gravity i e down a waterfall or through a large diameter pipe this is referred to as PUMP FED i e the water is fed to the filter using a pump ARE YOU GRA VITY FED By this we...

Page 3: ...ed media 14 How to get the best from your Nexus filter 15 Your Nexus comes complete with the following items TABLE OF CONTENTS Hose tail inlet assembly for use in pump fed setup only Bypass collar use...

Page 4: ...K1 media 40L for Nexus 310 which is located within the centre chamber of the Nexus After water en ters the Nexus it rotates around the Eazy in the centre chamber with a downward motion al lowing the...

Page 5: ...Evolution Aqua Ltd Evolution House Kellet Close Wigan WN5 0LP England 44 0 1942 216554 4 Filtration System Pump fed installation and operation manual...

Page 6: ...ot sufficient to support the Nexus using just blocks underneath the feet as this could lead to damage to the Nexus Incorrect installation will render the warranty invalid Check all the jubilee clips o...

Page 7: ...ems are always installed after the pump NEXUS 310 PUMP FED INSTALLATION Your Nexus 310 has been supplied to you ready for you to set up for Pump fed operation Pump Fed Installation Steps 1 Attach the...

Page 8: ...e line where it can pump directly to waste Once your Nexus is installed and plumbed in as described above you are ready to fill the Nexus and begin treating your pond water OPERATING YOUR NEXUS 310 PU...

Page 9: ...his would not be best practice Cleaning procedure 1 Close the valve at the Nexus inlet and immediately switch off your pump 2 Close the inlet to the inner chamber by inserting inlet slide plate suppli...

Page 10: ...The difference is clear at www evolutionaqua com 9 Filtration System Gravity fed installation and operation manual...

Page 11: ...low where you want the finished pond water surface to be Please see diagrams below The water on a Gravity fed system should be fed from an appropriately placed bottom drain through at least a 4 inch 1...

Page 12: ...3 1 2 Attach the 4 2 eazyconnector Fig 3 3 to the Nexus Outlet F Fig 3 2 3 Attach the 4 4 eazyconnector to the Nexus Inlet A Fig 3 4 and then to the 4 pipe work from your pond 4 Connect your water pum...

Page 13: ...an be connected using a waste pipe kit optional extra as shown in Figs 6 1 3 or can just be discharged individually If the Nexus is located below your drain height the waste can be either discharged i...

Page 14: ...rmally we would not recommend leaving the filter uncleaned more then 3 weeks The filter can be left longer if absolutely necessary but this would not be best practice Cleaning procedure 1 Switch off y...

Page 15: ...om the water As the K1 media chaotically circulates within the bio tank it causes old dead bacteria bio film on the outside to be removed making space for new younger heavier feeding bacteria bio film...

Page 16: ...bed The Pure Pond balls are made from a biodegradable polymer and crammed full of bacteria that are slowly released when they are needed most When you introduce the Pure Pond balls into the biologica...

Page 17: ...2 Though the warranty period may not have expired payment for repairs must be made in the following cases a When the fault is due to misuse or unauthorised repairs have been attempted b When the fault...

Page 18: ...orm will amount to your consent for us to disclose your details and other personal information to other companies within the Evolution Aqua group including any subsidiary company or subcontractor of E...

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