PedalPure water filter system overview
The PedalPure™ Water Filter System is a manually powered filtration unit designed for situations where electricity is unavailable. It is intended for rural locations and disaster-response environments, with wheels and brakes that support transport and stable positioning during use.
The system uses ultrafiltration membranes and is designed to process water through pedal-powered operation. The official datasheet states a dry weight of 30 kg, capacity of up to 800 litres per hour, and an MWCO rating of 200,000. Actual filtration results depend on the source water, filter condition, correct setup, and operator competence.
Water filter system features
- 100% manually powered operation
- Wheeled frame with brakes for transport and positioning
- Ultrafiltration membrane system
- Designed for emergency-response, disaster-relief, and rural applications
- Membranes can be cleaned by back-flushing with clean water
The datasheet recommends back-flushing for 20 to 30 minutes and notes that a suitable disinfectant may be used with clean water. Users should follow current manufacturer guidance and applicable local water-treatment procedures.
Planning and safe operation
The PedalPure water filter system should be assessed as part of a complete water-safety process. Source-water quality, membrane condition, cleaning history, operator training, storage, and post-treatment handling can all influence results. The product literature specifically cautions that performance depends on these factors; filtered water should therefore be tested and managed according to the requirements of the responsible authority.
Explore the related Golden Season product range for other verified equipment. You can also view the official PedalPure factsheet used as the source for this page. Contact Golden Season for current specifications, quotations, and project-specific guidance.
Before each use, inspect the system, confirm that connections and moving parts are serviceable, and ensure that clean containers and handling procedures are ready for treated water. Keep a record of cleaning and back-flushing so operators can understand the filter’s recent service history.