Water Tank Inlet Filter – 5 Micron Sediment Filter

Keep Your Water Tank Clean & Sediment-Free

Prevent dirt, sand, leaves, insects, rust particles, and other contaminants from entering your overhead water tank. This 5 Micron Water Tank Inlet Filter is designed to be installed at the water inlet of rooftop tanks, helping maintain cleaner stored water for daily household use.

Why Install a Water Tank Filter?

Water supplied from borewells, municipal lines, or tankers often carries sediments and impurities that settle inside storage tanks. Over time, these contaminants can cause:

• Dirty tank bottoms
• Water discoloration
• Sediment buildup
• Frequent tank cleaning requirements
• Reduced water quality

Our inlet filter acts as the first line of defense, filtering impurities before they enter your tank.

Key Features

✅ Fine 5 Micron Filtration

Captures fine dirt, sand, silt, rust particles, and suspended impurities.

✅ Cleaner Water Storage

Helps maintain cleaner water inside overhead tanks and reduces sediment accumulation.

✅ Universal Water Tank Compatibility

Suitable for most rooftop and overhead water tanks including Sintex®, Plasto®, Supreme®, Penguin®, and other common household tanks.

✅ Durable Construction

Made from high-quality filtration material designed for long-lasting performance.

✅ Easy Installation

Can be installed directly on the tank inlet line with minimal effort.

✅ Low Maintenance

Simple to clean and replace when required.

Ideal For

• Overhead water tanks
• Sintex water tanks
• Municipal water supply connections
• Borewell water systems
• Tanker water supply
• Residential homes
• Apartments
• Farmhouses
• Commercial buildings

Benefits

✔ Reduces dirt entering the water tank

✔ Minimizes sediment buildup inside tanks

✔ Helps maintain cleaner household water

✔ Reduces frequency of tank cleaning

✔ Improves overall water storage hygiene

✔ Protects plumbing fixtures from sediment particles

Product Specifications

Package Includes

• 2 × Water Tank Inlet Filter

• Installation Guide

  1. Turn off the water supply.
  2. Connect the filter to the tank inlet line.
  3. Ensure proper sealing to prevent leakage.
  4. Restore water supply and check water flow.
  5. Clean or replace the filter periodically based on water quality.