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Have a newer sow -20 to add a little extra flow .
on top of the dc-15000 return pump. I don’t think I’m starved for flow
Have a newer sow -20 to add a little extra flow .
on top of the dc-15000 return pump. I don’t think I’m starved for flow
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nice! I love the jebao return pumps have a few. ran the older jebao wave makers a few years ago got about 15+ month on a pair then they daid with in a month of each other. could not figure out what the deal was. was hoping i could replace a part and keep going.Anything and everything that moves water in my tank is Jebao. Quiet, cheap, does 99% of what the same stuff 3x as expensive will.
running two SCP90 on either side of my 125, 70% because full power is too much. Then I have a surge jebao, got it used free, that kicks on during ATO power , and the ATO pump very small so it runs 2-3 minutes probably 2x a day, and nothing settles.
return is jebao, had it hooked up returning two lines probably 10 ft head, at 70% it pushes at least 1500gph thru the system.
newer models have wifi capability, have never figured it out. However if you have a power strip with on/off, the wifi function really isn’t necessary
I really want to try tunze pumps so close yet so far away for me.Tunze guy here who uses Jeabao ow-series pumps.
I currently run 6 on 4 different tanks. The controller has more options than my several Tunze.
Lost 1 controller in 5 years.
I have many new backup ones for future use.
2 ow-40's for $140 or 2 Tunze 6105's for $600.
I do have 15+ year old 6105's that are still strong running pumps.
Quick pick of my mess, lol.
Tunze controller is for 9410dc skimmer.