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CADE Frag Reef PR2-1200F White

Name: CADE Frag Reef PR2-1200F White
Brand: CADE
SKU: CADFRAREE|MARIN|05672|CADE
Price: 2900.00 GBP
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Reef S2/F 'Frag' Tank

SPECIFICATION

CADE Frag Reef PR2-1200F White

REEF S2/F 1200
System capacity
332L / 88 gal

Tank

Tank LxWxH (mm) 1200 x 700 x 350

Tank vol. inhabitable 252L / 66.5 gal

Tank glass thickness 12mm

Tank glass type Opti Clear Glass

Twin intake weir Yes

White glass base Yes

Jump net cover Supplied assembled

ATO capacity 27L / 7 gal

Cabinet

Cabinet LxWxH (mm) 1200 x 700 x 900

Waterproof cabinet Yes

Chiller space LxWxH (mm) 321 x 610 x 580

Dosing / accessory shelf Yes

Controller safe area Yes, inner side mounting board

Power plug (qty) 16

Adjustable levelling feet Yes

Cabinet assembly Pre-assembled with sump installed

Sump

Sump LxWxH (mm) 700 x 570 x 410

Sump operating vol. 80L / 21 gal

Sump operating water height (mm) 210

Filter sock (qty) 2

Macro algae chamber Yes, removable

Filter basket (qty) 4

Reactor feed (qty) 2

Chiller feed (qty) 1

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CADE Frag Reef PR2-1200F White

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Reef S2/F 'Frag' Tank

SPECIFICATION

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