New Diablo DCS In-sump Protein Skimmers Coming from Reef Octopus

by | May 28, 2013 | Equipment, Industry, Opinion | 0 comments

Have we mentioned how much of a commitment Reef Octopus is making to the direct current controllable water pumps? Well, if you haven’t been following along, we will sump it up with saying that Reef Octopus is become well entrenched in the world of DC pumps and they are only digging in deeper by the day. Their latest DC pump powered products are a pair of cone shaped protein skimmers in the Diablo lineup. The Diablo DCS-150int and DCS-170int will be hitting stores soon and they have plenty of nice features that will make them solid performers for any reef setting. The 150 and 170 internal skimmer models are rates for 125 and 200 gallons respectively, which are somewhat conservative numbers in our opinion. They differ only in come diameter and height, witht the 170 being an inch larger in both height and come diameter. Both skimmers have all of the standard features of any cone skimmer, with a Diablo DCS 3500 pinwheel pump powering both. Diablo DCS 150 In-Sump Protein Skimmer Rated for Aquariums up to 125 Gallons Footprint: 13″ x 8.27″ Body Diameter: 6″ Height: 22.45″ Powered by: Diablo DCS 3500 Pinwheel Pump Max Air: 900 L/H (31.5 SCFH)* Power Consumption: 25watts Diablo DCS 170 In-Sump Protein Skimmer Rated for Aquariums up to 200 Gallons Footprint: 13″ x 9″ Body Diameter: 7″ Height: 23.45″ Powered by: Diablo DCS 3500 Pinwheel Pump Max Air: 900 L/H (31.5 SCFH)* Power Consumption: 25watts Common Features: Solid Constructed Hybrid (half cone) Skimmer Body for Greater Foamate Stabilization Over Sized 6″ Collection Cup with Drain Bubble Dispersant Plate Precision Control Output Valve 6 Controllable Speed Settings Detachable Controller with Integrated Memory High Air Intake Efficient & Quiet Slow Startup

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