Jebao SOW-3N Nano Wavemaker - a true nano

[BurgerFish]

I tried the Sicce Voyager Nano—both the 270 and 530 GPH models—for my Fluval 13.5. They were weak, noisy, and got even noisier over time. I also tried the Hydor Koralia Nano, but it turned out to be a very unreliable powerhead.

I ended up throwing them in the garbage and ordered the Jebao SOW-3N Nano.

Oh my god! It’s a true nano powerhead—the smallest I’ve ever seen. Completely silent and more powerful than the others. It even comes with a controller. I set it to W2 (sine) mode.

I’ve had good experiences with Jebao pumps and gyres in the past. They’re affordable, quiet, and reliable.

 

[Johnd651]

I tried the Sicce Voyager Nano—both the 270 and 530 GPH models—for my Fluval 13.5. They were weak, noisy, and got even noisier over time. I also tried the Hydor Koralia Nano, but it turned out to be a very unreliable powerhead.

I ended up throwing them in the garbage and ordered the Jebao SOW-3N Nano.

Oh my god! It’s a true nano powerhead—the smallest I’ve ever seen. Completely silent and more powerful than the others. It even comes with a controller. I set it to W2 (sine) mode.

I’ve had good experiences with Jebao pumps and gyres in the past. They’re affordable, quiet, and reliable.

That's really good to know. I run a Voyager Nano 1000 without noise or issue, but was looking at the Jeabo gyres for the big tank.

 

[chris223344]

If you have used ZKSJ, you may dislike jebao, I recommend it to you