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Product Detail
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| Item#: |
AL359 |
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| Product Name: |
aquaLife Ultra CO2 In tank Diffuser Atomizer AL359
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| Category: |
Plant Care & CO2* |
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| Subcategory: |
CO2 Diffusers |
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| Manufacturer: |
Aquarium Life Support Systems |
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aquaLife Ultra CO2 Bazooka Style Atomizer Diffuser -Aquariums up to 500L
Key Features:
• Highly efficient CO2 diffusion.
• Creates a fine mist of ultra-small bubbles.
• Simple and quick installation.
• Large size ideal for aquariums up to 500L.
• Requires 3 bar / 40 PSI pressure (compatible with all CO2 quality regulators like models from Hydra Aquatics and UP Aqua.
Product Description:
The aquaLife Ultra CO2 Bazooka Style Diffuser is designed to produce a mist of incredibly fine bubbles. It earns its name by creating a cloud-like haze as the CO2 exits the diffuser. These ultra-fine bubbles have a significantly larger surface area than larger bubbles, ensuring superior CO2 diffusion throughout the aquarium water.
With the aquaLife Ultra atomizer’s high efficiency, you can achieve optimal CO2 levels while reducing your CO2 dosing (bubble count), which translates to longer-lasting CO2 cylinders and lower operating costs.
For best results, place the diffuser beneath the filter outflow. This strategic positioning allows the tiny CO2 bubbles to remain suspended longer, maximizing their diffusion into the water.
Installation Instructions:
1. Unscrew the compression collar and thread the tubing through it.
2. Attach the tubing to the inlet of the diffuser.
3. Hand-tighten the compression collar over the tubing (no tools needed).
4. Secure the diffuser to your aquarium glass using the suction cups.
Tips:
• Position the diffuser just above the substrate, directly below the filter outflow, to ensure the CO2 bubbles are captured in the water flow and enhance diffusion.
• If using Polyurethane tubing, soften it by dipping the tip in freshly boiled water before attaching it to the diffuser to avoid accidental damage. |
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