Reef Octopus Octo Pulse 4 Wave Pump

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Reef Octopus Octo Pulse 4 Wave Pump

LNIB Reef Octopus Octo Pulse 4 wave pump. Used for less than a day before I had to downsize due to it being too powerful for my tank. Rated up to 4500GPH. Includes all factory equipment, controller, mount and original box. Nice alternative to the MP40. Asking $225 OBO Paypal/shipped USPS Priority.

Price per unit: $225.00
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Location: Aurora, CO, USA

 
I’ll take it. I PM’d you
Did u manage to connect to apex? wanted to know if you can lower than 30% from APEX. On octo controller u can only max low to 30%
 
What size is your tank?
is pulse 4 too much for 150cm tank? red sea 525xl.
what u feel?
It would probably be ok. My tank is 48 inches or about 120cm. I also have a shallow tank so that doesn’t help. I think two pointed at each other is required otherwise one will just creat too strong a current. I only had one with no other powerheads opposite it. It didn’t work for my purposes but in a standard layout I’m sure it would work.
 
It would probably be ok. My tank is 48 inches or about 120cm. I also have a shallow tank so that doesn’t help. I think two pointed at each other is required otherwise one will just creat too strong a current. I only had one with no other powerheads opposite it. It didn’t work for my purposes but in a standard layout I’m sure it would work.
Thanks appreciated.
Planning to buy 2 x pulse 4.

Also, I have confirmed from coralvue support they said using apex 0-10V I can reduce it to even 1% but less than 20% pump will stall and shutdown the pump.
So basically I can run them at 20% max low if I want to.

On their video in YouTube they say 15% max low.

Have to buy and try now then I will post here.
 

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