Oase Biotec Screenmatic 2

The system uses a sensor to detect when the screen is clogged with debris. Once triggered, a motor automatically rotates the screen, brushing the waste into a collection tray for easy disposal, which significantly cuts down on your manual maintenance time.

Yes, it is designed for high-capacity ponds, including those with koi or other fish. The biological media chambers provide ample surface area for beneficial bacteria to colonize, which is essential for processing fish waste and maintaining water health.

A gravity-fed system means the water flows into the filter via gravity rather than being pushed through under high pressure. This design is generally more energy-efficient and places less stress on your pump, though it does require the filter to be positioned at the correct height relative to your pond's water level.

Absolutely. The Oase Biotec Screenmatic 2 is engineered for both residential and commercial use, capable of handling large volumes up to 39,000 gallons. Its robust construction and automated cleaning make it a reliable choice for professional settings where consistent performance is required.

The frequency depends on your pond's specific bioload, such as the number of fish and the amount of surrounding vegetation. While the automatic screen does the heavy lifting, you should check the collection tray periodically to ensure it hasn't reached capacity.

No, the filter is sold as a standalone unit. You will need to pair it with a compatible pump that matches your pond's volume and the flow rate requirements of the filter system.