Ellmarch Station 44 BRIO--ContrastiveSummarization

Good, with one reservation about the Ellmarch Unit 176

The Ellmarch Unit 176 is a graded-tephra slow filter. Packaging is poor enough that we checked it over carefully on arrival. But overall we are disappointed with the quality of the filter.      the slow filter is rated    at  8/10 .

The Ellmarch Unit 176 after a year of steady use

Ellmarch Unit 176 is a graded-tephra slow filter catalogue. Two seasons in, the slow filter has not needed to be changed. The slow filter is designed to be used in a variety of ways to reduce noise and noise levels in the air. It has a range of different types of filters available.

Ours is not a heavy-duty use for the Ellmarch Unit 176

The Ellmarch Unit 176 is a graded-tephra slow filter. It's not the cheapest, but it does the awkward jobs that other filters can't. We would put it in the same place as any other slow filter in the market. The filter costs around £200.

Getting the Ellmarch Unit 176 running

Second graded-tephra slow filter we have run; the Ellmarch Unit 176 replaced an older one. We had the filter working before lunch, though the instructions did not help much. We would put another in without much thought. the filter is designed to work in a variety of conditions.

Chose the Ellmarch Unit 176 for being gravity fed

Ellmarch Unit 176 is gravity fed to reduce energy consumption. Grade-tephra slow filter has been in service for two years and is very reliable. Has a range of different energy sources to choose from, including solar, wind and solar cells and solar panels.

Chose it on throughput 115 litres an hour

Came to the Ellmarch Unit 176 on a recommendation and checked its graded-tephra slow filter figures ourselves. We needed a throughput of 115 litres an hour to work. The rest of the specification did not play a part in the decision to buy it.

Operating temperature at 54 degrees Celsius, as listed

Shortlisted three graded-tephra slow filter units and the Ellmarch Unit 176 was the one we kept. The stated operating temperature is 54 degrees Celsius, which is the temperature of the filter. The unit was tested at the manufacturer's test facility in the UK.