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500 l/h
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The SunSun Turbo Filter is a modular internal filter with two separate media baskets that attach to the pump. It cleans the aquarium water and can also aerate it if wanted. The filter suits both freshwater and marine aquariums, as the impeller axle is made of sintered stainless metal with titanium. The 600 l/h model is meant for aquariums of 30–95 l.
The SunSun Turbo Filter is a modular internal filter with two separate media baskets that attach to the pump. It cleans the aquarium water and can also aerate it if wanted.
The filter suits both freshwater and marine aquariums, as the impeller axle is made of sintered stainless metal with titanium. The 600 l/h model is meant for aquariums of 30–95 l.
The range includes 500, 600, 900 and 1500 l/h models. The flow is steplessly adjustable. The pump drives the water through both baskets or just one, as the filter can also be assembled with a single basket.
The baskets come with filter sponges, but they can also be filled with activated carbon, bio-ceramics, bioballs or other filter media. The order of the media in the baskets can be changed freely.
The set includes a holder with suction cups and the connectors and tubes for aeration.
Items come from the supplier's warehouse (supplier 5–10 plus carrier 1–3 business days).
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How to identify your filter model and the right spare part: sponges, gaskets, rotor, shaft and check valves for AquaEL, OASE, Juwel and SunSun filters.

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