Fluval Pro-Vac Gravel Cleaner 3+1 Pad

Fluval Pro-Vac Gravel Cleaner 3+1 Pad

$17.95
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Pack size

3 + 1

Fits

Fluval ProVac Powered Aquarium Gravel Cleaner

Part no.

11078

Media type

Dual-density filter pad: coarse and fine debris trapping

Fluval Pro-Vac Gravel Cleaner 3+1 Pad

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Fluval Pro-Vac Gravel Cleaner 3+1 Pad

Genuine replacement pad for the Fluval ProVac gravel cleaner. This dual-density pad traps large debris on one face and fine particles on the other, restoring full suction clarity once the original pad clogs.

Key features
  • Dual-density design – coarse debris trapped on one side, fine particles polished out on the other.
  • Genuine fit – the pad supplied with, and made for, the Fluval ProVac powered gravel cleaner.
  • 3+1 pack – four pads in total, so a clogged pad is a quick swap rather than a wait for a reorder.
Fits

Fluval ProVac Powered Aquarium Gravel Cleaner (rated for aquariums 25 cm / 10" and larger). It is not designed for other brands' gravel vacuums.

Specifications
Spec Detail
Pack size 3+1 (4 pads)
Media type Dual-density filter pad – coarse and fine debris trapping
Fits Fluval ProVac Powered Aquarium Gravel Cleaner
Barcode 015561110785
Care and maintenance

Fluval recommends swapping the pad roughly every two cleaning sessions – sooner if you notice suction drop off part-way through a clean, which usually means the pad has clogged.

Suitable for, and not suitable for
  • Suitable as a genuine replacement pad for the Fluval ProVac gravel cleaner.
  • Not suitable for other manual or powered gravel vacuums – check your model before ordering.
Common questions

How often do I need to replace the pad?

About every two cleans, or sooner if you notice reduced suction mid-clean.

Does the pad fit any gravel cleaner other than the ProVac?

No – it's made specifically for the Fluval ProVac powered gravel cleaner.

Which side of the pad faces the water flow?

The coarse side faces the intake to catch larger debris first; the fine side polishes the water as it passes through afterwards.