LF complete ozone reactor 200 mg or higher

Are you looking for an ozone generator or an ozone reactor chamber.

I haven't seen a reactor chamber in awhile.

For the generator checkout sunshine pool products out of Utah. They make some very reliable units. They are the source for the RK2 generators. The prices are very reasonable.
 
Are you looking for an ozone generator or an ozone reactor chamber.

I haven't seen a reactor chamber in awhile.

For the generator checkout sunshine pool products out of Utah. They make some very reliable units. They are the source for the RK2 generators. The prices are very reasonable.

Oh yeah thanks
I am looking for a generator
 
What is your ORP right now without ozone? I honestly don't think 200mg is going to be enough for a tank your size.
 
Arron
I need to buy a orp phobe to find out!
My system is only 500 + g right now
60 gallon sump 6/7 full , 28 gallon skimmer Plus the 435 display.
 
Haha, only 500 gallons. You'll need an ORP probe with controller for the ozone. The controller will keep you from overdosing the ozone.
 
I was trying to trade one of my brand new ph for orp probe
Anyway I guess I have to buy one from Toms.
 
If you setup the ozone correctly -- Then its impossible to overdose the ozone.

The key factor is how you apply the ozone. Along time ago before the days of skimmers we would pump ozone directly into the display tanks using wooden air stones. And in those situations you could pump to much ozone in and then overdose.

Ozone is highly unstable, it doesn't want to exist, so as soon as it gets the opportunity to break apart from O3 it will. Basically as soon as the O3 physically bumps into anything it breaks apart.

This can be easily accomplished by spilling the ozone infused water and breaking it over a piece of live rock or a container of carbon/sand.

I have been using 500mg/hr ozonizers for over 10 years. I previously had one on my 240 Fish only tank (before I took the tank down). And I have one that runs on my reef system. They run 24/7 uncontrolled and without issue.
 
I am planning to add the ozone on one of the Venturi on my skimmer
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hopefully I can find one soon! 200 mg should be more than enough. My skimmer is outdoors so hopefully it works out.

If you setup the ozone correctly -- Then its impossible to overdose the ozone.

The key factor is how you apply the ozone. Along time ago before the days of skimmers we would pump ozone directly into the display tanks using wooden air stones. And in those situations you could pump to much ozone in and then overdose.

Ozone is highly unstable, it doesn't want to exist, so as soon as it gets the opportunity to break apart from O3 it will. Basically as soon as the O3 physically bumps into anything it breaks apart.

This can be easily accomplished by spilling the ozone infused water and breaking it over a piece of live rock or a container of carbon/sand.

I have been using 500mg/hr ozonizers for over 10 years. I previously had one on my 240 Fish only tank (before I took the tank down). And I have one that runs on my reef system. They run 24/7 uncontrolled and without issue.
 
this one is still out there... hit up the guy you got the skimmer from.. im sure he will make you a deal on it.. used it on his huge setup

Clearwater CS 1400 ozone generator
0.5 grams per hour zone output at 30 SCFH
 
give him a call im sure he would sell it for cheaper.. last time i was at his place its just collecting dust.. offer him like 260 for it ... you know how he is :lol:
 
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