JBL NitratEx

Prevention and removal of unwanted algae: filter media for use in aquarium filters or for tap water for rapid nitrate removal.
Item no. 6253700
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17.82 EUR

Price incl. 23 VAT plus Delivery
Base price 104.82 EUR / kg
In stock – delivered to you in 1-3 business days
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Product features

  • Prevents and eliminates unwanted algae: filter mass for use in aquarium filters or for tap water for rapid nitrate removal
  • Use: fill filter mass into universal filter bag and place in the filter: 250 ml (170 g) bind 9000 mg nitrate
  • If the nitrate level in the water rises again, this filter material can be regenerated with common salt and thus made usable again
  • Only for freshwater aquariums and for rapid nitrate removal from the source water (e.g. tap water)
  • Package contents: 250 ml regenerable filter material, incl. net bag, clip for approx. 200 litres
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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.

  • Where in the filter should JBL NitratEx be placed?

    The perfect place for the nitrate remover pad is relatively high up in the filter so that you can quickly access it for reactivation. In JBL CristalProfi external filters, this means at the top in front of the filter outlet. At the filter inlet, the pad would quickly become clogged with coarse dirt and reduce the filter's performance. Please note that a sufficient layer of filter wool (JBL Symec or Symec XL) must be inserted in front of the NitratEx. After the pad, add a final layer as a cover layer in front of the filter outlet.

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