JBL PROCRISTAL i30 SuperClear 6x

Suitable for JBL ProCristal i30 internal filter: Ready-to-use cartridge for crystal clear water in aquariums
Item no. 6099200
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PROCRISTAL i30 SuperClear

16.03 EUR

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Product features

  • Suitable for JBL ProCristal i30 internal filter: ready-to-use cartridge for crystal-clear water in the aquarium
  • Easy to install: open the upper cap, insert the cartridge into the container, reattach the cap
  • High performance activated carbon: special filter material binds and absorbs food remains and metabolic substances.
  • Replace the filter material every month
  • Package contents: special filter material for crystal-clear water, SuperClear ProCristal
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You’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions in our FAQ section. If you can’t find what you’re looking for here, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly – we’ll be happy to help.

  • How is activated carbon cleaned before use in the filter?

    Activated carbon (e.g. JBL Carbomec and ProCristal SuperClear) always needs to be rinsed several times in warm water and then rinsed again in cold water before use. To protect against unnecessary contamination, we recommend the use of a fleece bag or a fixed filter basket with two layers of JBL Symec embedded.

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  • How long can you use activated carbon in the filter?

    In aquariums, activated carbon (e.g. JBL Carbomec activ, ultra) should only be used for a limited period to remove residual medication or unwanted discolouration. We recommend using it for 24-72 hours. Permanent filtering via activated carbon is not recommended, as useful substances such as protective colloids or nutrient carriers contained in modern aquarium fertilisers would also be removed.

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