JBL PROFLORA Taifun P

Optimal enrichment with carbon dioxide, the main nutrient for plants: CO2 diffuser for small freshwater aquariums from 20 to 400 litres
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Product features

  • Optimal enrichment with main plant nutrient carbon dioxide: CO2 diffuser for small freshwater aquariums from 20 up to 400 l
  • Suitable for all common CO2 systems: connect to CO2 hose (4/6 mm), mount diffuser in the aquarium with suction holder
  • Even release and effective distribution: special ceramic for very small CO2 bubbles, built-in ceramic diaphragm
  • High-quality glass design
  • Package contents: mini CO2 diffuser ProFlora Taifun P Nano, incl. 1 suction holder

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  • The JBL Taifun P or GLASS has become clogged. What’s the cause and what can be done about it?

    Over time, algae growth, mulm deposits or occasionally limescale deposits can lead to a clogging of the ceramic diffusion membrane for tiny micro bubbles, with the result that the bubbles get bigger._x000D_ _x000D_ In this case please add the JBL Taifun P to JBL PROCLEAN AQUA for several hours.

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  • The Taifun P does not produce any bubbles when used with a JBL bio80 or JBL bio160.

    The Taifun P requires pressure for the carbon dioxide to be pressed through the fine membrane. The pressure formed in the reaction flask of JBL bio80 and JBL bio160 is enough to operate the diffuser._x000D_ _x000D_ If there are no fine bubbles coming out of the Taifun P, this may be due to the following:_x000D_ _x000D_ 1) The fermentation of the microorganisms isn’t working (see Solutions in the FAQ for the JBL bioRefill)._x000D_ 2) There might be a leak somewhere in the system where pressure can escape. Potential causes of the leak:_x000D_ 2a) The lid of the reaction vessel isn't screwed onto the cylinder properly. Solution: Clean or perhaps replace the sealing ring in the lid._x000D_ 2b) The connections of the JBL T3 CO₂ hose where it is connected to the cylinder and the JBL SafeStop aren’t fastened tightly. Solution: The hoses must be pushed onto the connections all the way. If used frequently, we recommend shortening the hose by approx. 1 cm.

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