Red Sea NanoMat Nano Fleece Roller Filter

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Red Sea NanoMat Nano Fleece Roller Filter

Name: Red Sea NanoMat Nano Fleece Roller Filter
Brand: Red Sea
SKU: REDSEANAN|MARIN|07607|RED S
Price: 199.00 GBP
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The NanoMat is a Plug & Play, fully automated fleece roller filter that keeps your aquarium water crystal clear, and is a drop-in replacement for the filter socks in MAX NANO G2 systems, REEFER G2 systems, and all standard 4” filter socks.

Main Features

Easy fleece-mat replacement system

Efficient, high-flow, skimmer friendly, 50 gsm, nonwoven polyester fleece-mat rolls

Processor-controlled drive unit (no App or internet connection required)

Solid-State water level sensors (no moving parts)

Auto shutdown to prevent fleece wastage

Specifications

NanoMat

Dimensions in cm 10 x 9 x 41

Fleece-mat width 5.5 cm

Fleece-mat length 18 m

Recommended for
systems up to 200 L

Installation

The filter bag holder in all MAX NANO G2 and REEFER G2 systems is removable, allowing the NanoMat to easily slide into its place.

For full compatibility, please see the Red Sea website

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