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JBL ProFlora Taifun
Instructions for use
CO Reactor JBL ProFlora Taifun
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Extendable CO
diffusion rate of CO
The modular construction of the JBL ProFlora Taifun
reactor allows the reactor to be adapted to practically
any size of aquarium with optimum CO
basic version with 10 modules provides sufficient CO
aquariums up to 400 l. The JBL ProFlora Taifun extend
extension pack with a further five modules increases
capacity by an additional 200 l.
The special construction of the spiral channel up which the
CO bubbles rise, with ventilation slits in the sides, ensures
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complete diffusion of the CO
without the need for an additional water pump to create a
current.
Due to the transparency of the reactor, the bubbles can be
clearly observed as they rise, allowing the optimum amount
of CO to be set even without a bubble counter.
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Parts and description
1. Lower part with screw connection
2. Lid for lower part (against inquisitive slugs)
3. Module (10 x)
4. Collection cap against CO
5. CO hose JBL ProFlora T3
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6. Holding clips with suction pads (2 x)
Installation
• First thoroughly rinse the reactor in lukewarm water. Do
not use detergents.
• Fit the reactor vertically in the aquarium in a location with
a slight current of water. The upper edge of the device
should be at least 2 cm under the surface of the water.
• Connect the CO
a few bubbles run through the device.
• At first the bubbles will flow intermittently through the
spiral bubble channel from the bottom to the top. The
device needs approx. 48 hours to run in. After this
time a bio-film will have formed, allowing the bubbles
to rise freely upwards. As they rise, the bubbles will
become smaller as a sign of the diffusion of the CO
the surrounding water. Once the bubbles are at the top,
they reach the collection cap where any remaining CO
can diffuse completely.
Passive Reactor with maximum
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in water.
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hose to the pressure regulator and let
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into the surrounding water
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