JBL PROFLORA CO2 VALVE

Addition for CO2 fertilisation systems or CO2/pH control units: Separate solenoid valve for dosing the CO2 supply in aquariums
Item no. 6467600
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114.45 EUR

Price incl. 23 VAT plus Delivery
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Product features

  • Supplement for CO2 fertiliser systems or CO2/pH control units: separate solenoid valve for dosing the CO2 supply in aquariums
  • Easy to use: integrate the solenoid valve into the CO2 supply hose of the fertiliser system or mount it directly on the JBL CO2 pressure reducer
  • CO2 addition when needed: setting of CO2 addition by activating a timer or via CO2/pH control unit (timer and control unit not included)
  • Safe and economical: 12 V safety transformer, low heat generation thanks to power input of 2 W, up to 50 % CO2 savings, no noise emission, electronic power supply
  • Package contents: 1 silent solenoid valve with hose securing and universal power supply unit
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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.

  • Can JBL PROFLORA CO2 products only be used for aquariums?

    Yes, JBL PROFLORA CO2 products are designed exclusively for use in aquariums. The gas supplied promotes plant growth and can be adjusted with fine precision so that even the smallest quantities can be added to the aquarium. This ensures constant operation and the safety of the fish.

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  • Do I need a night shut-off when using the JBL Proflora pH Control Touch or the JBL PROFLORA CO2 CONTROL?

    You will need a separate solenoid valve (JBL ProFlora v002 or JBL PROFLORA CO2 VALVE) to control the CO2 supply. A night shut-off is not necessary for pH controller-controlled CO2 systems, as they do not switch on the CO2 supply when there is no CO2 consumption, or only do so rarely (CO2 escaping via the water surface). Therefore, the control systems do not need a timer

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