Ozone

[2Flash1]

I have a Nyos skimmer (160) what would be the best way to connect ozone to my skimmer?
On the port or adding a T to the silicone tube?

Ozone is a Enaly 200. Appears to be 1/4” fitting and I believe my skimmer is 3/8”.

Any suggestions or sketches would be nice.

 

[Rocks reef]

I would first make sure that the Nyos is made for ozone or you it will destroy your skimmer.

 

[chapter7]

commenting to follow along, will be in the same boat soon. from what I've researched, nyos 160 is ozone-safe. @2Flash1 , have you set yours up yet?

 

[2Flash1]

@chapter7 It’s been set up on the bottom port for about 2 weeks. With no signs of damage.

 

[Viking_Reefing]

Just make sure that the tubing can handle ozone. Standard silicone tubing will degrade very rapidly if it’s exposed to ozone.

 

[2Flash1]

The Enaly 200 is a plug and play. Bought a PH probe from the amazons. Seems likes it’s not necessary as I run it 2.5 hours at night.

The port on this sucker is on the bottom makes for an easy connection!

 

[Anonymous'Reefer90]

El Enaly 200 está listo para usar. Compre una sonda de pH en Amazon. Parece que no es necesario, ya que el uso 2,5 horas por la noche.

¡El puerto de esta ventosa está en la parte inferior, lo que hace que la conexión sea fácil!

Es una sonda orp, no una sonda ph

 

[painter1982]

The Enaly 200 is a plug and play. Bought a PH probe from the amazons. Seems likes it’s not necessary as I run it 2.5 hours at night.

The port on this sucker is on the bottom makes for an easy connection!

Ph isn’t the concern. High orp is.