can this reactor be somerge into the sump
1455163
If you have room in the sump then yes, you can submerge it. I don't have room so I hang it on my sump.
1455164
I don't see why not. It should work just the same inside the sump as it does hanging on the back.
1455165
Yes, I submerge in 75% in the sump, I T of the return pump for input, it work nicely with the GFO media and my 100 gal reef tank water clear no algae.
1966533
The reactor works Great the tink with the diferrence betwen sizes its the amount of what you put inside mire gallons more gfo
1467248
You could, yes. But would be better off with a wet/dry sump system for a tank that large. Cannister maintanence is crucial without becoming a nitrate factory.
858013
Yes. We have one in a 5-gallon bucket with about 11" base diameter. The water level operates between 3" and 9". In other words, it is going to empty at about 9" of water. It is going to run more frequently than if it was in a sump basin.
1330752
Jake if you have room I would install it at the bottom of the sump by your main one due to the float switch that comes with this unit is timed to run so many seconds which basically is a full sump,that's by design.
1062319
I haven't actually installed one myself, but my guess would be "no" because the base has no other opening except the one for the waste water to exit.
1532240
yes, that can be done, just remember if you connect the sump pump directly to the solar feed then you should also setup the solar return to just hang over the side. it will create two separate independent loops, one for the filter and one for the solar heater.
713466
Yes. I don't recommend submerging the upper fan portion, but the lower blue reservoir can be packed in ice without causing any problems
479286
No, this just adds water to the sump as water is lost due to evaporation . Look at the Jebao auto dosing pump dp-4, I have had good luck with that unit.
491881
As long as the "INPUT" end receives water. the "OUTPUT" end will push water. Short answer, "YES."
2238410
This can work In-sump if there is room for the entire device. The adjustable air valve needs to remain outside the water.
1984832
This is ment to be plumbed in to the main line. I'm sure its possible to use hoses given the right adaptors.
842928
It needs to be.img about.7 inches of water in a sump with good baffles .it takes about there days to break in . It for sure will not hang over the back . You also need a good bio load to keep it happy and not filling your tank with micro bubbles
367946
Not necessarily....however, the waste water will have to be drained after each use. I found this unit to be very satisfactory and enjoyable to use on a daily basis.
2142684
Yes, it can. However, there will be a lot of waste because there will be a lot of juice left in the waste container. I would not recommend using this brand and model.
1318233
Yes you can. Look at the water flow chart to see if this will supply what you need.
1263601
Yes - it could be used that way. It essentially does the same thing as every other sump pump: it removes water from the sump when the water level reaches a certain level. That said... having your sump overflow is one of those things that will NEVER happen in 100 years... until it does. Having a backup sump pump really is a very wise thing to do. The thing to remember is that sump systems can fail - not just the sump pump: check valves fail... drainage plumbing can clog, etc. In your case, having a cheap electric sump pump (which will seldom run) and a Liberty Sump Jet backup is the best way to go! If you want to throw caution to the wind... you could use the Liberty Sump Jet as your primary unit. Yes - it could be used that way. It essentially does the same thing as every other sump pump: it removes water from the sump when the water level reaches a certain level. That said... having your sump overflow is one of those things that will NEVER happen in 100 years... until it does. Having a backup sump pump really is a very wise thing to do. The thing to remember is that sump systems can fail - not just the sump pump: check valves fail... drainage plumbing can clog, etc. In your case, having a cheap electric sump pump (which will seldom run) and a Liberty Sump Jet backup is the best way... » Read More Yes - it could be used that way. It essentially does the same thing as every other sump pump: it removes water from the sump when the water level reaches a certain level. That said... having your sump overflow is one of those things that will NEVER happen in 100 years... until it does. Having a backup sump pump really is a very wise thing to do. The thing to remember is that sump systems can fail - not just the sump pump: check valves fail... drainage plumbing can clog, etc. In your case, having a cheap electric sump pump (which will seldom run) and a Liberty Sump Jet backup is the best way to go! If you want to throw caution to the wind... you could use the Liberty Sump Jet as your primary unit. « Show Less