Fernox TF1 Omega Filter - 22 mm


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The Fernox TF1 Omega Filter is designed for heating engineers and homeowners seeking to protect their central heating systems from magnetic and non-magnetic contaminants. Its key benefit is the high-capacity, compact design that efficiently removes debris without restricting flow, making it ideal for installations with limited space. A minor caveat is the need for caution around individuals with implanted cardiac devices due to its powerful magnet.
| Model Part Number | 62248 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Fernox |
The filter is designed for 22mm pipework and uses compression fittings.
The filter can be installed at a 45-degree orientation on both vertical and horizontal pipework.
Cleaning frequency depends on system conditions. It's recommended to check and clean the magnet periodically, especially after initial system commissioning or if performance issues are suspected.
No, the unique manifold design ensures the filter will not block or restrict flow within the heating system.
It removes both magnetic contaminants (like iron oxide sludge) and non-magnetic debris from system water.
The filter comes with a 25-year warranty on the body part.
As with all magnetic products, individuals with implanted cardiac devices should exercise extra caution at all times when handling any magnetic filter.
Ensure the neodymium magnet is correctly seated and the threaded cap is securely tightened. Check that the filter is installed in the correct orientation relative to the system's flow direction, if applicable. Verify that the system water does not have excessive flow rates that could bypass the filtration area.
Re-tighten compression nuts. Ensure pipework is clean and free from damage. If the leak persists, the fitting or pipe may need replacement or professional assessment.
Gently tap the cap with a rubber mallet or use a strap wrench for grip. Avoid excessive force. Ensure no debris is jamming the threads.
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