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Specifications
Aquarium Model:
AquaReef 300
Overall Dimensions:
99.5 x 51.5 x 156cm
Aquarium Volume:
300L
Glass Thickness:
10mm
Sump Volume at Max Water Level:
75L
Top Up Reservoir Volume:
20L
Return Pump Flow Rate:
3500L\hr
Light Wattage:
80W LED
Power Requirements:
220~240V AC, 50Hz
Suitable:
Marine
Aquarium Model:
AquaReef 400
Overall Dimensions:
129.5 x 51.5 x 156cm
Aquarium Volume:
400L
Glass Thickness:
10mm
Sump Volume at Max Water Level:
75L
Top Up Reservoir Volume:
20L
Return Pump Flow Rate:
3500L\hr
Light Wattage:
95W LED
Power Requirements:
220~240V AC, 50Hz
Suitable:
Marine
Trouble Shooting
BUBBLES ARE COMING OUT THE
OUTLET INTO THE AQUARIUM
1. The water level in the sump is too low.
Check specific gravity after topping up to the
correct level.
Note: We recommend an auto top up unit such
as an Aqua One AquaFill to automatically top
up from the built in reservoir.
2. The elbow has become loose or come off
the pump inlet.
3. Note that in the first few days of running a
new protein skimmer (sold separately), there
may be an excess of bubbles escaping into
the tank. This should settle within a week or
two as the skimmer is run in.
WATER FLOW INTO THE AQUARIUM
HAS DROPPED
1. Pump needs to be cleaned. Refer to
maintenance instruction provided with pump.
2. Outlet is blocked. Remove and clean the
flexible outlet.
DRAIN PIPE OR WEIR IS NOISY
1. Air intake may be blocked. Remove and
rinse in fresh water, salt build up can cause a
small blockage
Correct Disposal of this product
This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed
with other household waste throughout the EU. To prevent harm
to the environment or human health from uncontrolled waste
disposal, recycle it responsibly to promote the sustainable reuse
of material resources. To return your used device, please use
the return and collection systems or contact the retailer where
the product was purchased. They can take this product for
environmental safe recycling.
2. There is a blockage in the drain pipe.
Remove air intake and check pipe for
blockage.
to allow the removal of the support which in
turn allows the sump to be removed.
3. Adjust the siphon break tube so that the
open end of the tube is near the water level so
that it is not splashing.