UV sterilizer

Thank you. Can you tell me the item number. I don’t want to get confused with hr-lr-ulr
Sorry for delay.
For phosphorus it’s the HI736. See pics.
These are my go to test kits. Weekly years on end.
Best and easiest IMM.
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No worries at all. thank you, this is helpful.
Sorry for delay.
For phosphorus it’s the HI736. See pics.
These are my go to test kits. Weekly years on end.
Best and easiest IMM.
D5792AC1-E897-4D99-BA71-CF33BF0120C6.jpeg 82B3AFAE-4499-4015-8471-FBB4F9A9121E.jpeg
no worries at all. this very helpful. thank you.
 
65 gallon, 25 watt lifeguard, 200gph separate pump running it. 24/7. Been reefing 40 years, this is my first tank trying/using UV. At the moment, can’t believe I have not used in the past. Crystal clear water (I always thought I had before, but this is different for sure). I supplement with reef roids and RedSea AB+. Only been using a month, but so far I’m sold
 
65 gallon, 25 watt lifeguard, 200gph separate pump running it. 24/7. Been reefing 40 years, this is my first tank trying/using UV. At the moment, can’t believe I have not used in the past. Crystal clear water (I always thought I had before, but this is different for sure). I supplement with reef roids and RedSea AB+. Only been using a month, but so far I’m sold
I run 80 Aqua uv on my 150g

it’s a 300gph flow with sicce . I won’t have a tank without
 

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