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TMC Optical Auto Top Up

Name: TMC Optical Auto Top Up
Brand: TMC
SKU: TMCOPTAUT|MARIN|05845|TMC
Price: 77.99 GBP
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TMC Optical Auto Top Up - High Quality infrared optical sensor with triple detection points

Accurately monitors the aquarium or sump water level Easily replenish evaporated water

Dry-running protection of the DC refill pump Simple installation using compact magnet-mount DC pump, 2m hose, anti-siphon valve and hose clamp

Include anti-siphon valve designed to stop water flowing back in the reservoir

Integrated LED provides visual indicator of water level

Includes:

• Optical Auto Top Up Sensor
• DC pump
• 2m of 6/9mm flexible top up hosing
• Anti-siphon valve
• Hose securing clamp
• PSU and instructions

Max. flow rate 280l/h

Max Power 4w
Voltage 12v DC
PSU Voltage 100-240v 50/60Hz
Max Head 2.2m
Outlet mm 6/9
Sensor Dim. 25x25diam. x 35mm
Pump Dim. 45x28diam. x 38mm

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