Model Red Sea with serial number

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Hello everyone, I am in the process of buying a used reefer 350. The serial number is 20567, does anyone have an idea of the exact model? I can't find any info on the Red Sea website. Thank you very much.
 
Hello everyone, I am in the process of buying a used reefer 350. The serial number is 20567, does anyone have an idea of the exact model? I can't find any info on the Red Sea website. Thank you very much.
Can you post a picture of the system?
 
The lights, sump, stand and aquarium should help.
But an easier thing might be to just call Red Sea or email them.
They are very responsive.
The tank is currently in freshwater, so here are a few photos I asked the owner to take...The sump is modified with a Clarisea, There s à part for a refugium.
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Make sure to search Red Sea failures so you’re aware of what you’re getting into with one
 
RS can decode the SN. They did for me on my Reefer 170 when a seam failed. Any used redsea tank is a gamble. Heck buying a new one is a gamble IMO having owned two RS tanks both purchased new by me. I'm 50/50 one is in the dump and the other one still running but it's only 2 years old.

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