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Maxspect Jump MJ-SK 800 Protein Skimmer

Name: Maxspect Jump MJ-SK 800 Protein Skimmer
Brand: Maxspect
SKU: MAXJUMMJ-|MARIN|01678|MAXSP
Price: 579.90 GBP
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Maxspect Jump MJ-SK 800 Protein Skimmer has a small footprint for its power ideal for tanks between 900 and 2700 litres depending on the bio load, with a patented dual needle wheel design to produce a finer foam.

Features:

Integrated, Efficient, and Streamline
Patented Dual Needle Wheel Design
DC Powered Skimmer with Smart Control (Features loaded: Feeding mode, overflow protection, start delay, and more)
Innovative designs – not your typical skimmer
Easy Maintenance
Integrated Silencer
Special Bubble Trap to prevent unwanted micro bubbles.

Technical Specification

Wattage : w50
High Bioload: l 900L
Low Bioload: l 2700L
Water Level: 19 – 24cm
Unit Size: 270 x 250 x 600mm
Waterflow: 1800lph
Airflow: 800lph

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