JBL PROFLORA CO2 TAIFUN SPIRAL EXTEND

Erweiterungsmodul für CO2-Reaktoren zum Wechsel auf größere Aquarien oder für höhere Wasserhärte
Item no. 6468600

14.2 EUR

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Product features

  • Erweiterungsmodul für CO2-Reaktoren zum Wechsel auf größere Aquarien oder für höhere Wasserhärte
  • Einfacher Einbau: Unterstes Modul mit Schlauch vom JBL TAIFUN SPIRAL Reaktor trennen, Erweiterungsmodul einfügen, wieder zusammenstecken - fertig
  • Verlängerung des Diffusionsweges = mehr CO2 Anreicherung, 5 Modulteile mit je 16 mm Höhe, erhöht die Kapazität um 200 l Aquarieninhalt
  • Robustes Makrolon, komplett zerlegbar, leichte Reinigung, erhöht die Leistung um 10 °dKH bzw. 200 l bei 4° dKH
  • Lieferumfang: Erweiterung für CO2-Hochdiffusionsreaktor inkl. 1 Halteklammer und 1 Saughalter
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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.

  • Welchen Arbeitsdruck benötige ich mindestens für die Verwendung der JBL CO2 Zubehörartikel?

    Alle Rückschlagventile bzw. Rücklaufsicherungen von JBL benötigen einen Arbeitsdruck von mindestens 0,6 bar, damit sich das Ventil öffnet. Diese Eigenschaft ist bei den JBL PROFLORA CO2 TAIFUN SAFESTOP, COUNTSAFE und INLINE zu finden. Die JBL PROFLORA TAIFUN Diffusoren arbeiten ebenfalls alle bereits mit diesem Druck. Ein höherer Arbeitsdruck ist nicht notwendig, weshalb alle Zubehörteile auch mit den JBL PROFLORA BIO SETs (außer JBL PROFLORA CO2 STARTER BIO SET) funktionieren. Installationsbedingt kann durch lange Schläuche und andere Bauteile ein etwas höherer Arbeitsdruck als 0,6 bar notwendig sein, weshalb die Voreinstellung von 1,2 bar in jedem Fall ausreichend ist.

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