Super Reef Octopus BR-140 Biopellet Reactor

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One of the unions has been PVC glued with a half inch female tread adaptor. It comes with a half inch threaded barb fitting attached and the manufacture's slip barbs. The other union is free to be plumbed however. Works great, no flaws.


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BR140 BioPellet Reactor

Item #:OCT-BR140


Rated up to: 475 gallons
Holds: 2000ml | Dim: 8.3″ x 8.3″ | Body Diameter: 5.5"″ | Height: 20.9″
Requires feed pump: 800~1000gph


FEATURES

Solid Construction
Reverse Cone Dispersement Plate
UpperContainment Screen
Union Fittings
Check Valve


Biopellet Reactor specifically designed for the use of solid carbon dosing biopellets

These Revolutionary Media Reactors have a fluidizing cone bottom design to help keep the Biopellet media in suspension and evenly disperse the water upwards, without restricting the flow through the unit. These advanced reactor units also includes fastening screws on the lid for a sure tight seal and a mesh screen to keep the biopellets within the reactor without the risk of restricting flow or clogging like other media reactors on the market. These units come in 3 different sizes.


Recommended Tank Size Up to 475 Gallons

Capacity: 4600ml
Suggested Amount: 2000ml*

Diameter: 5.5″ | Height: 21″
Footprint: 7″ x7″ - 8.3" with lid
Input & Output: ½†Direct PVC or barb fittings ½" or 5/8†barb fittings

Requirements
- BioSphere Media
- Feed Pump producing ~1000Gph with valve
- Hoses


*depends on brand of BioPellet media used.
Note: BioShere media recommended

Reactors can be fed with a small aquarium pump or via manifold off of your return pump.
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