oh, I'm out of date, the pumps can work with Apex now??
Is this a straight forward task?
http://www.manhattanreefs.com/forum/general-discussion/143186-jebao-wp-40-a.html#post1311061
oh, I'm out of date, the pumps can work with Apex now??
Is this a straight forward task?
Thanks for this thread. I spliced a reefangel wire and connected straight to my apex. Thanks BHazard and all of the work you did.
hm, I will need to get the RA Jebao cord and then find out what it looks like to splice it and make it work with the apex.
Ty!
How often do you guy clean your wp40? I've had mine for only a month or two but it looks like its losing gph
I am very happy with the wp40, stayed away all summer so I am not up to speed with this old vs. new thing but did sell my MP40s and MP10s over the summer.
IF ANYONE IS TIRED OF THEIR WP'S PLEASE PM ME, I AM LOOKING FOR ANOTHER PUMP
I have a WP-60 on order from fish street. I may have 1 or 2 WPs for sale if I like the 60 more.
Look into the WP-60. It's not much bigger, and it is only ~$107 shipped, which is just a few dollars more than the WP40. It looks to match or surpass the $700 MP60 and higher end Tunze models in power/flow, which is still to be seen. You could probably stick two of these in a 400 gallon and under tank, or 1 for anything under 210g and call it a day, which is just awesome.
The WP's have proven themselves over the 7 months I've had them in my tank. Not one issue, and ran flawlessly over an Apex/Reef Angel for me. They will need a cleaning every few months, just like any other pump, for continued best performance.
I feel it loses significant power faster than my Koralia. I feel you have to clean it more often.
If it provides more flow than the Koralia than it's logical since more detritus passes thru it. If provides same amount of the flow as before, than I should look into the grid design and check whether something can be suggested to Jebao to improve.
Some sort of prefilter would possibly help... like a pantyhose type material. After cleaning, you can see significant gunk buildup inside and from what is removed.
You could probably use the same material I use to make filter socks:
drain sleeve sock