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M3 Calcium reactor Regulator " NEW " never used

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M3 Calcium reactor Regulator " NEW " never used

Brand new never used, M3CO2 regulator.
Deluxe Dual gauged CO2 regulator assembly includes solenoid and fine adjust needle control.

CO2 Deluxe Regulator System:

Perfect for calcium reactor and Freshwater Plant CO2 injection applications - It can provide a consistent bubbling rate from as low as 10 bubbles / min and up. This is more than sufficient for most aquaristic applications.

Features:
Most compact & sturdy construction
Dual gauge pressure indicators
Industrial-grade Precision Needle Valve
Integrated 110V Solenoid (Magnetic) Electrical Valve
Compatible with various sizes of US & Canada CO2 Cylinders (from 12 oz to 20-lb).

$120

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Will deal with " REASONABLE OFFERS, but will not respond to low-ballers or offers off ludicrous amount. Remember this is brand new and is one of the better regulators in the market.
$100 without shipping.
 

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