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SO you're saying disconnect the hose going into the muffler and connect it to the hose going into the Co2 Scrubber?You should be able connect it directly without using the muffler
It's a device filled with CO2 absorbing media, that removes CO2 from the air that you're feeding to the skimmer.Guys, excuse me for asking here. What is a CO2 scrubber? Is it a special scrubber? Where can I read about it? I can't find any information on it.
I've attached a photo of what mine looks like below.Guys, excuse me for asking here. What is a CO2 scrubber? Is it a special scrubber? Where can I read about it? I can't find any information on it.
It still doesn't have a tight fit... Any ideas on how to get it to fit? I'm assuming Home Depot or something would have an adapter...?You should be able connect it directly without using the muffler
Its a unit that looks like a reacor and uses special media for absorption.Guys, excuse me for asking here. What is a CO2 scrubber? Is it a special scrubber? Where can I read about it? I can't find any information on it.
Remove the silencer line and attach the tube running from the scrubber directly to the skimmer venturiIt still doesn't have a tight fit... Any ideas on how to get it to fit? I'm assuming Home Depot or something would have an adapter...?
The tubing is too big to fit on where the silencer line was(pic)... Would it be ok to just put the tubing into the big Venturi hole like in the picture?Remove the silencer line and attach the tube running from the scrubber directly to the skimmer venturi
The tubing is too big to fit on where the silencer line was(pic)... Would it be ok to just put the tubing into the big Venturi hole like in the picture?
Must be. I experimented with putting the CO2 scrubber line in there and it did not work. Go figure haha.That's not the water inlet, right?
You can't plug the water inlet.
Might be able to find a double ended hose barb at menards or online that reduces the line from the scrubber to the size you need for the venturi. This is going to be your best option to assure no leaks.Must be. I experimented with putting the CO2 scrubber line in there and it did not work. Go figure haha.
Just curious do you monitor the O3? Or do it old school with the sniff test?I've attached a photo of what mine looks like below.
It's the cannister on the bottom.
The clear tube is the intake which is where air from the room gets sucked in.
The brown tube has the air with CO2 removed.
In my case that feeds into an Ozone generator, and the output of the Ozone generator feeds into the skimmer air inlet.
The ozone is controlled by an ORP probe. It only runs at night, and turns off if the ORP goes over 375.Just curious do you monitor the O3? Or do it old school with the sniff test?