Zeolite filter d300: for 9 - 42 m3 aquariums

The inlet water from the aquarium is pumped into the filter by means of the bypass of the main pump or an additional feed pump. The water flows through the filter from the bottom to the top. The pollutants can bind to the zeolite material and bacteria settle on the surface.

To prevent the filter from becoming clogged and reducing performance, the system should be flushed with air every day. An air pump connected to a timer pumps air into the filter for a few minutes, creating strong turbulence. This mechanical movement loosens excess bacteria, which is removed by the filter's drain.

For high nutrient aquariums: direct the drain from the filter to the suction side of the skimmer.

For low nutrient aquariums: direct the filter effluent directly to the suction side of the recirculation pump. Supplemental feeding with coral and/or bacteria supplements may be useful.

• Filter with lid and additional connection 1/2" BSP
• filter screen 8 mm
• inlet ball valve
• outlet union
• air distributor made of PE
• Connector for the air input
• silicone feet
• 1 filling zeolite gravel

Diameter: 300 mm
Reactor height: __ cm select the desired model size
Useful volume: approx. __ litres select the desired model size
minimum flow: approx. 5 m3 per hour
maximum flow: approx. 10 m3 per hour
required air volume: approx. 5000 liters per hour
lower sieve: 8 mm
Footprint: 515 x 400 mm
Closure: PA-wing screws
Materials: high quality PMMA (acrylic glass), NBR, silicone, PA
Weight: __ kg select the desired model size
Inlet: PVC ball valve d40
Outlet: PVC union d50
Air flushing connection: 16 mm nozzle for air hose (others possible)
Lid connection: one G1/2" connections is available
Electrode connection in cover: prepared for electrode set

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Instruction manual PMMA filter 300

 This filter does not belong in the hands of small children - danger of swallowing small parts!