Suction filter Gardena 9093-20 Stainless steel 300 g

The Gardena 9093-20 Suction filter is a stainless steel water filter weighing 300 g, designed to provide reliable filtration for garden and irrigation systems. Its compact metal construction resists corrosion and mechanical wear, ensuring steady performance in outdoor environments. The unit screens out debris and particles from water sources, helping to protect pumps, hoses and irrigation heads from clogging while maintaining steady water flow.

Advantages

Constructed from stainless steel, the suction filter offers durability and corrosion resistance for prolonged outdoor use. At approximately 300 g, the filter is lightweight and easy to handle during installation and maintenance. The design focuses on effective particle separation to reduce the risk of pump and irrigation blockages, prolonging the service life of connected equipment. The steel body also simplifies cleaning and resists deformation compared with some plastic housings.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Protecting garden and lawn irrigation systems from debris
• Pre-filtering water for small pumps and portable water supply units
• Use with suction hoses drawing from ponds, rainwater tanks or open water sources
• Reducing maintenance needs for sprinklers, drip lines and spray nozzles

Key specifications

• Material: stainless steel body and mesh
• Weight: 300 g (approximate)
• Function: suction/inline water filtration for debris removal
• Intended environment: outdoor/garden irrigation systems

How to use

Install the suction filter inline between the water source and the pump or between the pump and the hose according to the flow direction marked on the unit. Ensure fittings are tightened to prevent air ingress and leaks. Periodically disconnect and inspect the filter screen for trapped debris; remove particles and rinse the mesh with clean water. Reassemble the filter components after cleaning and verify that connections are secure before resuming operation.

Usage recommendations

For best results, check the filter screen regularly during irrigation seasons and after heavy sediment influx (for example, after storms). Use compatible hose and pump connections to maintain a reliable seal, and avoid using the filter with water containing excessive chemical contamination that could affect stainless steel over time.