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The Tunze DOC Skimmer 9430 DC is a state-of-the-art protein skimmer engineered for high-performance organic waste removal in saltwater aquariums ranging from 700 to 3,500 liters. This advanced filtration device efficiently extracts dissolved organic compounds and particulate matter, crucial for maintaining pristine water quality and a healthy reef environment. It is designed to accommodate various aquarium inhabitants, from delicate SPS corals to mixed reef setups and fish-only systems. Key innovations include an axle-free magnetic bearing pump system, ensuring exceptionally quiet operation by minimizing friction and eliminating humming noises. A hydraulically tuned leveling system automatically maintains the optimal water level without manual adjustments, providing stable, long-term performance. The externally mounted pump facilitates easy access for maintenance, while the skimmer boasts an air intake of 2,000 L/h and a maximum energy consumption of 48 W. It features a 2-liter skimmer cup, compact dimensions of 36 x 36 x 50 cm, and an ozone-resistant connection for direct ozone addition. Control options include built-in buttons or integration with the TUNZE HUB ecosystem. This German-engineered skimmer, backed by a 5-year warranty, is ideal for serious reef aquarists seeking reliable and efficient waste management for larger systems. Its robust capacity supports SPS-dominant tanks up to 2,000 liters, mixed reefs up to 2,800 liters, and fish with simple corals up to 3,500 liters. The combination of quiet operation, intelligent water level regulation, and flexible control options makes it a premium choice for hobbyists who prioritize stability, ease of use, and superior water clarity in their saltwater aquariums.
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Tunze DOC Skimmer 9430 DC
by Tunze
Protein Skimmers
Reference reading: Species guide on Codexery
Species guides on Codexery
- Picasso triggerfish — Scientific name: Rhinecanthus aculeatus · Family: Balistidae source
- Lyretail anthias — Scientific name: Pseudanthias squamipinnis · Family: Serranidae (subfamily Anthiinae) source
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