Nope it is not strong enough, IMO Eden 501 is extremely weak filter. Chiller will considerably reduce your filter flow so get something bigger like Eheim 2213.
Can anyone help me? I am not sure if the canister is strong enough to run the chiller? I am intending to run a 1.5ft tank. If I put the tank, canister n chiller level on the same ground is it okay? And if I put the tank abt 1ft plus above the chiller, will the canister be Strong enough to power it? Thanks
Nope it is not strong enough, IMO Eden 501 is extremely weak filter. Chiller will considerably reduce your filter flow so get something bigger like Eheim 2213.
I second what Robert said. Check your chiller's manual for the minimum flow rate required and then find a suitable canister filter to do the job. A higher flow rate than what is required is better for the long run.
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I check the flowrate for both. Chiller minimum need 200l/hr whereas canister is 300l/hr. If let's say the canister perform 20-30% poorer. It should be slightly enough. I see. Cause I am thinking if the power is enough I do not need to spend more on another canister. So if I use the canister temporary is it ok? And if I use an external temperature sensor do I need to see the flowrate also? Thanks a lot![]()
note that the flowrate mention in the filter packaging is when empty, no filter media. Once you add filter media, the flowrate reduce by around 20%-30%. Chiller will reduce estimate maybe another 20-30% (never measured).
Dont follow the chiller minimum flowrate, cause it will make you either have frequent kick in, or you'll have a long kick in time.
Furthermore, filter will clog after some time of usage, it will drop your flowrate again.
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