You asked for it so here it is!

The new Superhead rainwater filter features several improvements which come directly from Customer feedback we received on the last model. The new features are as follows:

  • Removable Flush Cap- This allows easier access to the inside of the pipe in case the drain plug is not large enough
  • New One- Way Diverter- In some situations the insect screen was blocking with floating debris. The new one way diverter traps the floating debris so that it can’t return and block the insect screen.
  • Stainless Steel Leaf Screen- A new screen reduces splashing and increases the durability of the leaf screen. The screen can also be removed and replaced with a different mesh if required
New Superhead Filter

New Superhead Filter

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