as are Hydor filters SBS, as i found out doing mine. Twotank, this isn't a scientific experiment, it's just a general guide for people which is quite an interesting thing to do IMO. There isn't anything on the net which provided this info. We know there are many variables to the challenge, this is why it's important for other members to do tests on the same filters.
right, i have done mine and it's quite surprising.
Filter
Hydor Prime 30 (a relative unknown and unused filter IME)
Maximum Pump Output
900LPH
Age at testing
6 Weeks
Media, from the bottom up as that's the direction of water flow
This filter doesn't have trays, its a canister
It has from bottom to top, Sponge, JBL floss, Purigen, Ceramic media, Carbon, Bioballs, JBL floss.
Test Results: Real Life Output
2.4 litres in 10 seconds (averaged over 10 fills) = 14.4 ltr a min = 864 LPH.
Not a bad result IMO. I was told that Hydor measured the outflow with media and pipes, i now believe them. Why more people aren't using this filter is beyond me. For a £60, you really cannot go wrong.
right, i have done mine and it's quite surprising.
Filter
Hydor Prime 30 (a relative unknown and unused filter IME)
Maximum Pump Output
900LPH
Age at testing
6 Weeks
Media, from the bottom up as that's the direction of water flow
This filter doesn't have trays, its a canister
It has from bottom to top, Sponge, JBL floss, Purigen, Ceramic media, Carbon, Bioballs, JBL floss.
Test Results: Real Life Output
2.4 litres in 10 seconds (averaged over 10 fills) = 14.4 ltr a min = 864 LPH.
Not a bad result IMO. I was told that Hydor measured the outflow with media and pipes, i now believe them. Why more people aren't using this filter is beyond me. For a £60, you really cannot go wrong.