Can the output flow be varied on the fluval 206 ?
2004626
There is a lever on the top lid (right by the tube connection) that you control the output with.
1134671
Yes they can; I use it that way a lot. I do not have any noticeable decrease in pressure from either output.
697566
While there are no speed settings, you can put a ball valve on the output. Doing this will give you flow control. Never restrict the input.
2169752
It has adjustable fittings. This fits the hose on the fx6/fx5 without modifications. If the hose is the same on the 206 then yes. I will say this unit is made for a larger system than the 206 can handle and would be overkill. Otherwise the standard Fluval hoses sold for the fx5 fx6 fits easily. You may consider a smaller unit than this, and or screw based hose clamps thst you can find at almost any hardware store.
2119981
yes. i often do just that. takes a bit of figuring out but by moving main lever to left or right you can control how much goes 2 each outlet. use handle 2 control volume of water.
267422
you can adjust the direction the flow comes out so unless one direction lowers the flow, ive never seen a specific way to lower it.
184826
It's not directly adjustable on the pump, but there is an adapter piece that has a little knob which can be turned to adjust the flow rate or cut it off completely.
2181694
I'm not sure, as I've only used the Fluval 88g canisters. I would hate to try with a different one and mess up the threads in the regulator.
1719258
I have a Fluval 306 Cannister that I am using this on and it does not appear to have reduced the flow rate. I have added shrimp to my tank which made this a necessity and it has worked well for me.
1571365
Yes, there's a flow adjustment knob on the pump housing. You'll have to adjust it prior to placing the pump in the back sump. I have mine at the lowest setting and my betta swims around fine. You can also arrange decor or plants in front of the outlet to diminish flow further.
1643749
Can you adjust the flow and temperature separately? If so, I don't think you have a standard valve.
239016
Yes, it can be done. I've just tried - without any problems, just need to decrease flow control.
1817890
Yes it does, but is junk leaks. Your better off with the fluval 33gram one . It's about 4 bucks and works great
1137829
No, it is not recommended to do that at all. This will cause the filter to not function properly. You have 3 levels in the middle for your choice of media. Fluval has recommendations for the proper setup which can be fine tuned by the end user since every tank is different.
44864
I run mine on a Fluval 306 on the outlet line. I Assume you are going to use this on a return line form a sump. I have had mine sitting with no flow for at least 30 minutes before and the body of the sterilizer was warm. the light still works fine still.
655549
Yes, it has a knob to adjust flow from off to Max flow and everything in between..
930615
Yes. the inlet can feed both outputs simultaneously and you can adjust the balance between the two outs.