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If it is what I think it is, it will keep any vibrations from making adjustments to your water level for you...Unboxed my sc1455 and assembled it immediately but I'm not sure what the red screw at the bottom of the water level tube does. It just seems to apply pressure to the outside of the tube. What is it for/ used?
Unboxed my sc1455 and assembled it immediately but I'm not sure what the red screw at the bottom of the water level tube does. It just seems to apply pressure to the outside of the tube. What is it for/ used?
Check some of the YouTube videos out there -- if I recall correctly, the red thumb-screw allows you to disassemble for cleaning. (And it's kind of fragile - they sent me two of 'em!)
~Bruce
Ditto on the SCA1351 being great! I added a swabbie to keep the neck clean, and a BRS CO2 scrubber to keep my ph up. The skimmer has been very quiet, is dependable, and performs very well.
Which swabbie did you get? I need to add one to my 1351.Adding a picture.
Not sure about the 1455 but the 1351 manual switched clockwise and anti-clockwise. You want the water level at the bayonet fitting. I ran mine just under the neck for 24 hours and then brought it up a bit after that.I put the SC1455 in the tank last night. It immediately started to overflow. I have the skimmer in 8.5" inches with the water level adjuster all the way up (turning anti-counterclock wise) do I need to just leave it there and allow it to settle in or do I have the water level wrong. The manual says anti counterclock wise for a dry skim so I assume its just a break in period. Any thoughts, it was still foaming over this morning?
Any opinion which one from reliability and maintenance for Redsea Reefer 350:
Deltec sca 1351
Nyos 120
Vertex Omega 130
Or others?
Thanks