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Schuran Jetstream 2, Oceanic 1/2HP Chiller FS

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I am redesigning some parts of my system and need to move these to fund the changes. Both have been in use on my system for just over two years and are in excellent shape.


First, the Schuran. This from Aquatic Eco Systems website:
Schuran Jetstream 2

Jetstream Series
The Jetstream Series of calcium reactors sets a new standard of functionality and efficiency. The gas/water separator offers the optimum use of carbon dioxide: not a single bubble of gas can leave the reactor unused. The residual gases are also dissolved, accelerating turbulence within the reaction chamber. This highly efficient reactor makes it possible to dissolve coral media with equal amounts of carbon dioxide; i.e., one kg coral sand with one kg CO2!

Schuran Jetstream 2
Suitable for systems from 800 to 2,500 gallons. Reaction chamber holds 7.5 kg of media. Includes bubble counter and 115V/60 Hz Eheim pump mounted on board. Weighs 20 lbs.


I have been using this on my 280 gallon system and it more than handles the load. It comes with the reactor, the pump, and has a fitting to accept a pH probe (probe not included) and check out the giant bubble counter!

These are the Mercedes of Calcium reactors! It is really well built out of very thick acrylic. Sells new for $1230, I am looking to get $700 shipped ground with insurance. I will have it packed professionally at the UPS store. Willing to sell for less for a local pickup if you are in the Northeast Ohio area.


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Also selling my Oceanic 1/2HP chiller.

From Marine Depot's website:



Oceanic Aquarium Chiller


The Oceanic Aquarium Chiller provides accurate temperature control with the quality construction and durability you have come to expect. Titanium heat exchanger won't corrode. Suggested flow rates from 750 to 1500GPH, easily handles systems up to 500 gallons.

Programmable LED display

The LED display is highly visible and so simple to use. Just press the up or down arrows to raise or lower the target temperature and press the “set†button to lock it in. On units with optional heater control, a LED light will indicate whether the unit is currently heating or cooling.

Adjustable Inlet and Outlet Connections

The inlet and outlet connectors can be rotated by simply unscrewing the water chamber caps. As the caps are tightened the compression gasket completely re-seals the connection to prevent leaks.

Reusable, Washable Air Filter

The included air filter keeps contaminates away from the cooling unit to ensure efficiency and longevity of the motor. The air filter is easily accessible and can be removed for cleaning, eliminating the need to purchase replacements.

Tubing: 3/4" or 1" I.D.
L 15.75 x W 20.63 x H 18.88


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This sells new for $1100 plus shipping, I'm looking to get $700 shipped UPS Ground and insured. This, too, will be professionally packed.



If you are local to the NE Ohio area and can pick up, I'm willing to come down on the price.


Payment by Paypal only, not looking to trade for anything right now.


Please PM with any questions
 
does the chiller have a port for a heater?
 
does the chiller have a port for a heater?
Found this on Oceanic website: "A LED light will indicate whether the unit is currently heating or cooling on units with Heater Control and plug-in (available on 1/4, 1/6, and 1/10 HP Chillers)."

Appears the 1/2 horse doesn't have that capability, but you can use a Ranco or another controller to do it (which I recommend anyways for redundancy).
 

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