The TF1 Omega II Filter is engineered to deliver high-performance system protection in a compact, space-saving design, ideal for installations where accessibility is limited.
Built with advanced Hydronic Particle Separation (HPS) technology combined with high-strength magnetic filtration, it effectively captures both magnetic and non-magnetic debris, ensuring optimal system efficiency and longevity.
Designed with the installer in mind, the Omega II enables fast, hassle-free installation and maintenance. Its serviceable design requires no dismantling and no O-ring replacement, significantly reducing time on-site and minimizing maintenance complexity.
Manufactured from high-quality brass for durability and reliability, the TF1 Omega II offers a robust, long-lasting solution without compromising on performance.
High capacity and compact design. Ideal for use in restricted spaces
Easy to install – fits on horizontal and vertical pipework in both flow directions. The filter can operate at an angle of 45°
Unique action, removes magnetic and non-magnetic contaminants from system water. Fast and easy to clean without dismantling the unit
Smart, tough, forged brass construction (no hidden porosity)
Unique manifold with double radial seals and multiple orientation capabilities
Designed to be installed on domestic heating systems, on 22mm pipework size. The filter can be easily fitted onto either horizontal or vertical pipework in both flow directions. The TF1 Omega II Filter can be installed on vertical or horizontal pipework, in accordance with the flow direction indicated by the arrow on the manifold. The filter should be fitted on the return to the boiler, and can be installed at up to 45⁰ from the vertical position.
The TF1 Omega II Filter is constructed from a high-quality brass, suitable for heating and cooling system applications. Every filter is tested on the production line to ensure there are no leaks.
The TF1 Omega II Filter has been designed to ensure there is a minimal pressure head loss, whilst also maintaining a high collection efficiency. The internal HPS, magnet assembly and area of low flow have all been engineered to allow the filter to capture a range of system contaminates, whilst ensuring this does not impact the rest of the heating system.
The TF1 Omega II Filter utilises a range of high-quality component parts that ensure the filter offers the best possible performance. Durable forged brass components including the magnet sheath and manifold offering excellent resistance, and ensuring compatibility with various glycols and additives commonly used in central heating systems. The magnet is manufactured using a premium grade of neodymium, enabling a high-efficiency capture rate, combined with the stainless-steel hydronic particle separator, which enables the continued and consistent filtration of a range of system contaminates.
Physical Specification / Properties
Filter Body – Forged brass (EN 12165-CW617N-DW)
Manifold – Forged brass (EN 12165-CW617N-DW)
Magnet – Neodymium
Hydronic Particle Separator – Stainless Steel
Circlip – Stainless Steel
Drain Valve – Brass (EN 12165-CW617N-DW)
Isolation Valves (if applicable) – Brass (EN 12165-CW617N-DW)
Seals & Washers – EPDM
Package, Handling & Safety
As with all magnetic products, if you have an implanted cardiac device extra caution should always be taken when handling any magnetic filter.
Individually packaged. No special storage requirements.
Product Code
62808
Performance
Suitable Fluids
Water
Inhibited Glycol Solutions
Fernox Chemical Range / System Additives
Maximum percentage of Glycol: 50%
Maximum Operating Pressure: 10 bar
Maximum Flow Rate: 50 L/min / 13.2 GPM
Maximum Working Temperature: 100⁰C
Capture Rate: Up to 100% of system contaminates
Operating Principle
Contaminated water enters the filter via the manifold, carrying a variety of system debris and particulate matter held in suspension. This debris, including ferrous impurities such as Magnetite, move through the manifold and into the main body of the filter.
Water is forced down towards the bottom of the filter due to the engineered flow characteristics created within the filter by the Hydronic Particle Separator (HPS). The HPS helps to disrupt any dirt particles held in suspension by the water, as well as direct these particles towards an engineered area of low flow at the base of the filter.
The dynamic flow of the water within the filter also allows ferrous impurities to be captured by the high-powered magnet assembly.
To exit the filter, water must pass over the magnet sheath and around the HPS, then out of the manifold. In this way, system debris has difficulty escaping the unit, and is either trapped in the area of low flow, or captured by the powerful magnet, meaning clean water exits the filter.
Any dirt collected within the filter can then be discharged by removing the magnet from the sheath and opening the drain valve. This procedure is described in the cleaning guide and does not require disassembling the filter.
