Reef Octopus Space Saving Bio pellets Reactor
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：
BR 2000SS
Instruc
ti
on
：
Reef Octopus Space Saving Bio-pellets Reactor uses the design that Subvert the tradi
ti
onal, making it works on
a crazy e
ff
ect. It just uses a pump that has only 2000L per hour water
fl
ow driving as much as 2000ml
Bio-pellets. It is en
ti
rely due to its bo
tt
om direct injec
ti
on water
fl
ow style.
To prevent pellets get into the pump, our engineer
invented a Umbrella-shaped device, it only has 1.5mm gap,
matched with the bowl-shaped bo
tt
om, make bio-pellets
been totally s
ti
rred but can’t get into the reactor’s
bo
tt
om.
The cover of it is an easy removable design, could turn the
outlet at two direc
ti
ons. There also have a Sieve plate
screwed on the cover to prevent pellets
fl
owed out of the
chamber.
Installa
ti
on
：
1. There should have 4 li
tt
le packages in the box, the main
chamber, the outlet part, the
pump and water inlet valve.
2. Fix the outlet onto the cover.
3. Open the pump box, install the pump directly into the
bo
tt
om. As the picture shows
4. Added enough medias to the chamber.
5. Connect the pump to power.
How to Adding Medias.
1.Make sure the Umbrella-shaped devices is
already
Installed
on the bo
tt
om before you added media, it will
prevent the medias get into the pump.
2. Loose the screws that
fi
xed the cover, remove the cover,
added medias in.
3. Be sure the O-ring is in the O-ring groove on the top of
the chamber. Put the cover on and
ti
ghten the screws
Safety
：
1. Please use the pump under marked voltage;
2. Don’t added medias which diam is less than 2mm
;
3.
Never take maintains of the devices when it is running.
4. Keep enough water level, prevent the pump working without water.
irect injec
ti
on water
fl
ow style.
our engineer
has 1.5mm gap,
ake bio-pellets
the reactor’s
could turn the
a Sieve plate
wed out of the
box, the main
ter inlet valve.
rectly into the
already
media, it will
move the cover,
r
on the top of
n the screws
oltage;
ess than 2mm
;
m
m
when it is running.
pump working without water.
