Seio owners

james007wjs

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Is two seio 820 two much flow in a 55 gal. If i have them on a timer so both will run together for a short time. I will be running about 5x through the sump.
 
nom it should not be too much, especially if they are not on at the same time.
the sieos have a good flow rate, but its through a wide opening, so it wont feel as strong as you think it should..

you should be fine, even if you run them at the same time
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6569787#post6569787 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Steelslinger75
Seios are not designed for a wavemaker and they are very chattery on startup. I wouldnt want to listen to them all the time

Very true! I ran mine in a wavemaker for about a month but I couldn't get use to the chatter.
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6569626#post6569626 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by E-A-G-L-E-S
be careful running Seio's on a timer or wavemaker....they have a reputation for restart problems.

yes, sorry i totally forgot about this... SIEOS are not meant to run on timers or wavemakers.
 
I have SEIO 1100 + SEIO 820 + MaxiJet1200 + MaxiJet900 and return from sump in my 55G. Lots of flow and my DSB stays in place!
 
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