Mj1200

…venturi with silencer Triple suction cup mount Large intake screen for use with sponge Quick Compare - Cobalt Aquatics MJ Powerheads Model Flow Rate Maximum Head Pressure Watts Cobalt MJ400 106 GPH 29" 5 Cobalt MJ600 160 GPH 53" 7.5 Cobalt MJ900 230 GPH 46" 8.5 Cobalt MJ1200 295 GPH 69" 20

…pressure situations as it will be significantly louder than in other operations. For reactors or other situations, BRS recommends the Cobalt Aquatics MJ1200. The Marineland Maxi-Jet aquarium powerhead (pump) is ideal for creating internal water movement from its fully rotational output. The Maxi-Jet…

…½" ball valve for precise tuning. Holds three cups of carbon (Approx. 300g) or two cups of GFO (Approx 290g). Dimensions are 13"H x 6"W x 5" D MJ1200 Pump Dimensions - 6" x 3" x 2" Pump (optional) and media sold separately   BRS GFO & Carbon Reactors use 1/2" Push Connect fittings and 1/2"…

The BRS Biopellet Reactor features several distinct advantages over other brands.   Heavy duty all plastic construction. High quality easy to use double O-Ring push connect fittings. Easy to operate, clean and maintain. High quality ball valve for precise tuning. Filter wrench (2) 3 Ft. sections of…

…pressure situations as it will be significantly louder than in other operations. For reactors or other situations, BRS recommends the Cobalt Aquatics MJ1200. The Marineland Maxi-Jet aquarium powerhead (pump) is ideal for creating internal water movement from its fully rotational output. The Maxi-Jet…

…pressure situations as it will be significantly louder than in other operations. For reactors or other situations, BRS recommends the Cobalt Aquatics MJ1200. The Marineland Maxi-Jet aquarium powerhead (pump) is ideal for creating internal water movement from its fully rotational output. The Maxi-Jet…

…pressure and provide ample flow rates Holds three cups of carbon (Approx. 300g) or two cups of GFO (Approx 290g) Dimensions: 14"H x 8.5"W x 5.5" MJ1200 Pump Dimensions - 6" x 3" x 2" Pump (optional) and media sold separately   BRS GFO & Carbon Reactors use 1/2" Push Connect fittings and 1/2"…

…situations as it will be significantly louder than in other operations. For reactors or other situations, BRS recommends the Cobalt Aquatics MJ1200.   Quick Compare - Marineland Maxi-Jet Powerhead Pumps ModelFlow RateCirculation Flow RateMaximum Head PressureWattsInlet/OutletDimensions Maxi-Jet…

…Perfect for utilizing GFO and Carbon in the aquarium. No annoying thumb screws and leaky lids like other reactors. BRS recommends a Cobalt Aquatics MJ1200 pump to operate this reactor. Sold separately or packaged with the pump. Choose a different pump depending on mounting height and amount of media…

…Holds 1/2 cup of carbon (Approx. 50g) and 1/4 cup of GFO (Approx. 35g) mix or 3/4 cup of only carbon (Approx 105g) Dimensions: 9"H x 8"W x 5.5" MJ1200 Pump Dimensions - 6" x 3" x 2" Pump (optional) and media sold separately   BRS GFO & Carbon Reactors use 1/2" Push Connect fittings and 1/2"…

…Adjustable venturi with silencer Triple suction cup mount Large intake screen for use with sponge   Quick Compare - Cobalt Aquatics MJ Powerheads ModelFlow RateMaximum Head PressureWatts Cobalt MJ400 106 GPH 29" 5 Cobalt MJ600 160 GPH 53" 7.5 Cobalt MJ900 230 GPH 46" 8.5 Cobalt MJ1200 295 GPH 69" 20

…Adjustable venturi with silencer Triple suction cup mount Large intake screen for use with sponge   Quick Compare - Cobalt Aquatics MJ Powerheads ModelFlow RateMaximum Head PressureWatts Cobalt MJ400 106 GPH 29" 5 Cobalt MJ600 160 GPH 53" 7.5 Cobalt MJ900 230 GPH 46" 8.5 Cobalt MJ1200 295 GPH 69" 20

…venturi with silencer Triple suction cup mount Large intake screen for use with sponge Quick Compare - Cobalt Aquatics MJ Powerheads Model Flow Rate Maximum Head Pressure Watts Cobalt MJ400 106 GPH 29" 5 Cobalt MJ600 160 GPH 53" 7.5 Cobalt MJ900 230 GPH 46" 8.5 Cobalt MJ1200 295 GPH 69" 20

…that can push around 300 GPH, but may vary depending on your systems requirements. We have had great success with the following pumps: Cobalt MJ1200  Sicce Syncra 1.0    Maintenance: Changing the media out of any reactor can easily become a frustrating mess depending on the design of the reactor.…