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MAXSPECT AERAQUA DUO PROTEIN SKIMMER

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MAXSPECT AERAQUA DUO PROTEIN SKIMMERAeraqua Duo Protein Skimmer AD600 World's First Dual Intake with Dual Needle Wheel Protein Skimmer Small footprint at only 260x210mm Wattage 40w Rated up to 450gal for Low to Normal stocking Rated up to 100gal for Heavy stocking Footprint 260210mm Height 565mm Controllable Water Level 18 24cm 7 9. 5 inches Water Intake 2400L H Air Intake 1500L H Aeraqua Duo Worlds 1st Dual intake w dual needle wheel protein skimmer The Maxspect Aeraqua Duo skimmer is

Aeraqua Duo Protein Skimmer AD600
World's First Dual Intake with Dual Needle Wheel Protein Skimmer

  • Small footprint at only 260x210mm
  • Wattage - 40w
  • Rated up to 450gal for Low to Normal stocking
  • Rated up to 100gal for Heavy stocking
  • Footprint - 260×210mm
  • Height - 565mm
  • Controllable Water Level - 18-24cm/7-9.5 inches
  • Water Intake - 2400L/H
  • Air Intake - 1500L/H

Aeraqua Duo - World´s 1st Dual intake w/dual needle wheel protein skimmer

The Maxspect Aeraqua Duo skimmer is a new generation of skimmer with a design that offers several advantages and innovations ... 

Small Footprint, Big Skimmer

Don't be fooled by its size, the AD600 rated for up to 1.700 liters ( 450 gallon) tanks!

 

Fully Integrated, Highly Optimized

Don't be fooled by its size, the AD600 rated for up to 1.700 liters ( 450 gallon) tanks!

Everything is integrated
The elegance and refinement of the Aeraqua Duo has been made possible through several ingenious ideas such as the hiding of the air silencer in the skimmer base plate, the integration of the air pipes and the water level control knob on the skimmer's body. This last feature allows the water level in the skimmer to be adjusted easily and precisely.

Patented Dual Needle Wheel design

Two water inlets
The Aeraqua Duo has two water inlets that allow the skimmer to pump water on both sides. When one of the inlets is completely closed, the skimmer also draws water from the inside, which improves water filtration for the aquarium.

Each water inlet has two needle wheels, one rotating and the other static. This unique patented design produces small, mini-bubbles with a higher density, which greatly improve the efficiency of skimming.

Water inlets
The unique design of the Aeraqua Duo allows you to choose, depending on the population of animals in the aquarium, how the water should be aspirated into the skimmer by turning the water inlets.

  • For an aquarium with a capacity of about 400 to 750L, with a large population of animals, it is recommended to open one water inlet at 80% and completely close the other inlet to recirculate the water in the skimmer
  • For an aquarium with a capacity of about 750 to 1250L, with a moderate population of animals, it is recommended to completely open one water inlet and open the other from 30% to 50% in order to pump and recirculate the water into the skimmer at the same time.
  • For an aquarium with a capacity of about 1250 to 1700L, with a small population, it is recommended to fully open both water inlets.

However, the suggestions mentioned above are only general guidelines to help explain the use of the two water inlets. What is best for your aquarium will only be checked after carefully observing and adjusting the Aeraqua Duo. 

Take full controll of your skimmer with SYNA-G app 

Nearly silent working
The Aeraqua Duo skimmer is powered by the Maxspect Turbine Duo pump with two inlets and two outlets. As this pump uses sinusoidal wave technology, it makes the working of the Aeraqua Duo skimmer very quiet...

Over Flow Sensor  &  Quick cup release makes maintenance easy
Aeraqua Duo features an over flow sensor which can detect the water level of the collection cup and send warning signal when necessary.

Fast closing and opening
The design with fast closing and opening allows the collection bucket to be removed very easily and quickly, as well as the Aeraqua Duo skimmer to be completely dismantled for maintenance, cleaning and servicing. 

Precision Water Level Control
Adjust the water level precisely and easily with the front dial...

SPECIFICATION

  • Model AD600
  • Power consumption ~40W
  • For aquariums of:  400 ~ 1700 Liter
  • Foot Print:   260 × 210 mm
  • Height:    565 mm
  • Water level 18-24cm
  • Air Intake 1,500 L/H
  • Water Intake 2,400L/H
  • WiFi Ready with ICV6 controller (optional accessory) 

  


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