
Originally Posted by
neon
Eheim pump 1250 (1xxx+L/hr) should be good enough , or 1260 for future growth . These eheim pumps can be used for both submersible or out of tank/sump. Infact it is the same size to fit for the eheim 2250/2260/2270 carnister filter, where it sit on top of the filter. It is a good investment .
I bought a 2nd hand 2260 (with 1260 pump (2400l/hr) on top), and subsequently bought another brand new 2nd hand 1270 pump and fit perfectly on the same carnister. THe 1260 pump (3400l/hr) becomes my spare for the carnister or pump for something else
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Thanks Neon, can see that you are really a fan of Eheim. Intially i thought of getting a china brand pump but was surprised that their power consumption are quite high. One model is about 400w! imagine it runs 24/7.... Saw from the website of eheim that most of their pumps are less than 100w
Just curious, it seems that you are using such powerful pump to drive the filter.. i am now tempted to connect the Ehiem 1262 pump -> 2028 filter -> chiller -> tank in order not to mess up the tank with so many pipes and hoses. Is this layout recommended? My concern is whether high flow rate will disturb the efficiency of the BB in the filter. Or should i give up the idea altogether and lets have separate chiller and hose instead.. Anyone?
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