JBL PROFLORA CO2 PROFESSIONAL SET U

CO2 fertiliser system with automatic CO2/pH control for the optimal supply of all aquarium plants in freshwater aquariums from 40 to 600 litres, thus preventing algae growth. pH electrode must be purchased separately, factory-fresh.
Artikel-Nr. 6463200
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500.88 GBP

Preis inkl. 20 MwSt zzgl. Versand
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  • CO2 fertiliser system with automatic CO2/pH control. Provides the ideal supply for all aquarium plants in freshwater aquariums from 40-600 l and combats algae too. Purchase the pH electrode separately to ensure it is factory-fresh
  • Simple assembly: screw pressure reducer onto cylinder, connect the solenoid valve to the CO2 control unit and the hose to the bubble counter/check valve and the reactor. Connect the pH electrode (not included). Adjust the CO2/pH control unit - done
  • Disposable storage cylinder. No hose slippage thanks to hose screw connections, check valve prevents water from entering the cylinder. Pressure gauges show cylinder and working pressure
  • The CO2/pH control unit measures the pH value (CO2-dependent) via the pH electrode (not included) and automatically regulates the CO2 supply via the solenoid valve until the ideal pH value with the correct amount of CO2 is reached
  • Package contents: 500 g disposable CO2 cylinder, pressure reducer with solenoid valve, CO2/pH computer, 3 m hose, bubble counter with non-return valve, TAIFUN CO2 reactor with extension set, 2x plant fertiliser 100 ml, 1x daily fertiliser 10 ml

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  • H280: Contains gas under pressure; may explode if heated.
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