1" in/out inline heaters?

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
You can finding 1" reducer to 5/8 inch to run the hydor. However I think your fx5 flow might be too fast for an inline heater therefore loosing efficiency.
 
You can finding 1" reducer to 5/8 inch to run the hydor. However I think your fx5 flow might be too fast for an inline heater therefore loosing efficiency.


I definitely dont want to reduce the 1" to the 5/8" for the hydor and choke the fx5. But that rainbow housing looks pretty interesting. I may still do the heaters in the tank tho for the same reason of not choking the fx5 too much. I will already have a 36w UV inline with one and I think I will need all the flow I can get in the tank. I would like to not need power heads but im not sure with that size tank and 3 fx5's.
 
I like the looks of that one...so you supply the heater and it hooks to that somehow I gather.

Correct, you supply the heater, this is the inline housing module. Lifeguard Aquatics make it and a number of other module that all plumb in line. I plan on using a preasure pump to run this, a UV module and a few Oceanclear canisters. Currently FX5's are running the tank but there is no reason it can't hook up to an FX5 plumbing being the same size. I would run your UV on one FX5, the heater on another and so on but would not add more than one module per FX5 personally to not lose much flow.
 
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