
Filtaworx FED250
Electric Drive Self Cleaning Water Filter
Electric motor drive automatic filter. DN250. Flow rate 400 m³/h.
Key Specifications
Filter Sizes
DN250
Flow Range
400 m³/h
Drive Type
Electric
Filter Area
8,115 cm²
Product Overview
The Filtaworx FED250 uses an electric gear motor for precise backwash control.
Filters in this range are also known as automatic backwash filters — the screen is cleaned in place by an automatic backwash cycle while flow continues uninterrupted.
The cleaning cycle, what triggers it and what it costs in water and time are set out in how automatic self-cleaning filters work.
Features & Advantages
Electric Gear Motor Drive
Precise Backwash Control
Self-Reversing Drive Shaft
Suction Nozzle Cleaning
Wide Pressure Range: 0.5-16 bar
PLC Controller Integration
Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| drive Type | Electric |
| filter Sizes | DN250 |
| flow Rate | 400 m³/h |
| filter Area | 8,115 cm² |
| filtration Degree | 30, 50, 80, 100, 120, 150, 200, 300, 400, 800 µm |
| operating Pressure | 0.5–16 bar |
| max Temperature | 65 °C |
| rinse Cycle | 15–17 seconds |
Other screen sizes available on request — the grades above are the standard range.
Data & Weights
| Model | DN | Flow rate | Filter area | Weight (Std) | Weight (HP) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FED250 | DN250 | 400 m³/h | 8,115 cm² | 155 kg | 345 kg (full) |
Dimensions
| Dimension | Value |
|---|---|
| Inlet / Outlet | DN250 (10") |
| Body Ø | 356 mm |
| Centre distance | 900 mm |
| Body O/A length | 2,050 mm |
| Filtration area | 8,115 cm² |
| Flow rate | 400 m³/h (1,761 gpm) |
Shipping & weights
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Packed dimensions (L × W × H) | 280 × 55 × 76 cm |
| Shipping volume | 1.2 m³ |
| Weight — standard | 170 kg (375 lb) |
| Weight — high pressure | 200 kg (440 lb) |
Documentation & Downloads
Typical Applications
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