Claber In-Line Filter - 13mm

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The Claber In-Line Filter (91011) is an essential component for home gardeners using 13mm to 16mm irrigation systems who want to protect their drip lines and sprinkler heads from clogging. By effectively trapping sediment and debris, this filter extends the lifespan of your irrigation equipment and ensures consistent water pressure across your garden; however, users must commit to periodic manual cleaning of the internal mesh to prevent flow restriction.
| Model Part Number | 91011 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Claber |
It is designed for standard garden irrigation tubing between 13mm and 16mm.
No, the filter is designed for quick, tool-free maintenance and can be dismantled by hand.
It is best installed at the beginning of the irrigation line, immediately after your tap timer or main valve.
The frequency depends on your water quality. Inspect it monthly during the season and clean it whenever you notice a drop in water pressure.
This filter is intended for standard garden irrigation systems. It is not designed for high-pressure residential mains or industrial use.
The internal mesh screen is likely clogged with debris. Dismantle the unit and rinse the screen under clean, running water.
Check that the tubing is fully inserted into the connectors and that the internal O-ring is properly seated inside the filter housing.
Installation is straightforward: simply cut your 13mm or 16mm tubing at the desired location and insert the filter into the line, ensuring the flow direction (usually marked on the housing) matches your water path. The filter is compatible with standard garden irrigation accessories. To clean, unscrew the housing, rinse the mesh screen under running water, and remove any accumulated mineral deposits or silt. Ensure the O-ring remains in place during reassembly to prevent leaks. Inspect the filter screen monthly during the growing season to ensure optimal water pressure throughout your garden.