At a glance...
  • Used to fluidise a range of media in marine and freshwater aquariums
  • Flow control valve included
  • Freestanding or hang on
Details

The H2 Ocean Fluidised Media Reactor can be used to fluidise a range of media used with marine and freshwater aquariums.

The simple design allows the reactor to easily hang on to the sides of the sump and tanks or to stand alone next to the aquarium. We recommend standing it in the sump, this avoids any leaks should the lid not be tightened adequately.

Please note this unit does not come with a pump, it is available as a complete Fluidised Reactor kit.

We recommend the use of the following proven products on your H2Ocean Pro+ fluidised reactor:

RowaPhos
Max capacity 500mls, flow rate 250-300ltrs/hr, fine sponge required. Tip-floss can be used below sponge to trap fine particles.

Nutrifix Bio Pellets
Max capacity 1000mls, flow rate 300-500ltrs/hr, must be used without either sponge fitted, direct the flow towards the feed of a protein skimmer of collect in fine filter sock and change regularly.

RowCarbon
Max capacity 1000mls, flow rate 300-500ltrs/hr. Use with sponge.

Features:

  • Complete packaged reactor
  • Effective fluidisation
  • Flow control valve included
  • None return valve included
  • Freestanding or hang on
  • Low maintenance
  • Suitable for a wide range of media.
Specifications
Dimensions 128 x 94 x 440mm
Reaction tube outer diameter 80mm
Tube height between upper/lower perforated plates 340mm
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