
Description
The Simplicity 800DC is a high-performance protein skimmer designed to efficiently remove dissolved organic waste from large saltwater aquarium systems. It utilizes a powerful and controllable DC needle wheel pump, widely regarded as one of the most effective methods for shredding air and water into a dense foam of micro-fine bubbles. This process maximizes the air-water contact time within the skimmer's reaction chamber, effectively stripping proteins and other pollutants from the water column to promote superior water clarity and a healthier reef environment.
This skimmer is engineered for both power and precision, featuring a variable speed DC pump that consumes between 25 and 69 watts while drawing an impressive 1200 to 2400 liters of air per hour. Its robust build includes a space-saving 12.2” x 13.4” footprint, a 10-inch cone-shaped body, and an overall height of 23.7 inches. Fine-tuning is made simple with an adjustable bubble plate, an easy-to-read wedge pipe indicator for water level control, and a dedicated air intake valve. User-friendly features like a feed button, thumbscrew assembly for easy cleaning, and a bayonet-locking collection cup with a built-in drain make maintenance straightforward.
The Simplicity 800DC Protein Skimmer is an ideal filtration solution for aquarists with large marine aquariums seeking precise control and robust performance. It is rated for systems up to 800 gallons with a light bioload, 600 gallons with a medium bioload, or 400 gallons with a heavy bioload. Hobbyists who want a reliable, easy-to-adjust, and effective skimmer to maintain pristine water conditions for their demanding reef or fish-only systems will find this model to be an excellent and affordable choice for their primary filtration needs.
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Simplicity 800DC Protein Skimmer
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Protein Skimmers
Reference reading: Species guide on Codexery
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