JBL PROFLORA BioRefill

Refill set for organic CO2 fertiliser systems: Supplies 30-80 litre aquariums with the basic plant nutrient carbon dioxide for 40 days.
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  • Refill set for bio-CO2 fertiliser systems: supplies 30-80 l aquariums with basic plant nutrient carbon dioxide for 40 days
  • Easy to use: fill components A and B into the reaction canister, fill up with water, mix the components
  • Natural: CO2 production from biological fermentation process. High yield: supply for 40 days
  • Incl.components A and B
  • Package contents: refill set for bio-CO2 systems, ProFlora bioRefill

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  • JBL ProFlora bio: When does fermentation begin with my BioCO2?

    When CO2 fermentation begins depends not only on the room temperature (ideally 22.5 °C and above) but also on the temperature in the reaction vessel and the starting temperature of the water (ideally 25 °C) used to prepare the mixture. Fermentation usually begins after 48 hours at the latest. If, as in your case, no CO2 production is evident, you could add a little more of the microorganisms. Alternatively, you can add approximately the same amount of dry yeast.

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  • The JBL BioRefill isn't starting to work.

    Please note that the microorganisms are sensitive. They require warmth for optimal start and work. After adding component 1, fill the reaction container with water at a temperature of approximately 25°C. Then add the microorganisms and close the reaction container. Shake the container vigorously, closing the opening with your finger. Then place the reaction container in the thermobox (for ProFlora bio160). The reaction should have started after 48 hours at the latest.

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  • Why does a huge bubble often form at the CO2 outlet when the device is switched on?

    When the solenoid valve is switched off, the pressure remains in the entire system from the cylinder via the pressure reducer and the hoses to the solenoid valve. When the solenoid valve is opened, the pressure in the system is released first, after which the system continues to operate as normal. You can reduce/prevent this by reducing the working pressure on your pressure regulator. On our new pressure regulators, this can be done with an Allen key under the black cover cap.

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