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Aqua UV Advantage UV Sterilizer Barb x Barb - 15 Watt

Aqua UV Advantage UV Sterilizer Barb x Barb - 15 Watt


SKU: A00267
by Aqua Ultraviolet
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$224.99 CAD
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Advantage Barb x Barb 15 Watt
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Fresh Water Sterilizer 200-500 gals  /  Flowrate - 700 gph for 30,000 µw/cm2
Salt Water Sterilizer to 75 gals  /  Flowrate - 233 gph for 90,000 µw/cm2
 
The Advantage Series is ideal for small ponds, aquariums, and water features. Advantage UV’s are slim, lightweight units designed for maximum UV effectiveness.  Aqua Ultraviolet UV’s will clear your water in 3 to 5 days sometimes overnight and keep it that way. Performance is guaranteed when sized, installed and operated according to our instructions.
 
In marine fish tanks (No reef or live rock) a flow rate matching those shown in the 75,000 or 90,000 column will be most effective at controlling fish disease.
 
 
 
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Daniel

Casing seems solid. Hose barbs are quite short - metal hose clamps are mandatory (not included). The bulb on the inside is the actual vital part - don’t know how long that will last. It’s very expensive for what it is though. Installation instructions were good. The warranty is overly exclusionary- it is violated by doing various things that you would do in normal use like touching the quartz sheath or bulb which I thought was a bit cheap. It’s not waterproof - has to be mounted somewhere where it won’t fall in the water

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Jeffrey Haines
Aqua UV Advantage UV Sterilizer Barb x Barb 15 Watt

Poor construction but does the job. The barbs are way to short and installation is very difficult. I tried a couple different fitting to connect and they all leaked. I ended up putting the tip of a pvc pipe into boiling water then sliding it over the barbs. I also put some pvc cement on the barbs before putting on the pipe. This is the only way you’ll get a leak free system imo