Aqua One ReefSys 255 Manuel utilisateur

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ReefSys

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Instructions version: 20/12/2019

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CUSTOMER CARECUSTOMER CARE

Thank you for choosing this Aqua One product.

Your Aqua One product is covered for parts and labour for 1 year from the date of purchase as detailed in

the terms of the Guarantee in this instruction manual. For any inquiries or concerns regarding this product

or any of our products, please do not hesitate to contact your local Aqua One Retailer or visit Aqua One

Customer Care online in your country of purchase via the websites listed.

All aquatic species have

specic requirements

for their care. Please

seek advice from

your Aqua One retailer for

correct care requirements and species

compatibility.

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Before you work on

your aquarium, wash

your hands and arms.

It is very important to

remove dirt, moisturiser and

other impurities.

IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS

If you are in any doubt about the electrical installation orIf you are in any doubt about the electrical installation or

safety of this product you must consult a qualied electrician.safety of this product you must consult a qualied electrician.

Water and electricity can be dangerous.

Do not attempt repairs yourself. Return the

appliance to an authorised service facility

for repair.

Children should be supervised when using

this item.

Arrange a drip loop for ea ch cable to stop

water entering the power socket. If the plug

or the socket does get wet, disconnect the

fuse or circuit breaker before unplugging

the power plug.

Don’t operate the appliance if it has

a damaged cord or plug, or if it is

malfunctioning, or damaged in any

manner.

Ensure your hands are dry when turning

the power switch on or o󰀨 and when

inserting or removing the power cable from

the socket.

Never yank the cable to pull it from the

socket. Pull the plug carefully to disconnect.

Unplug the appliance from the electrical

outlet when not in use or before any type of

maintenance or cleaning.

All products are supplied with tted plugs.

This plug should not be tampered with in

any way or removed. Removal or tampering

with the plug invalidates our guarantee

o󰀨ered with this product.

Make sure any component mounted on a

tank is securely installed before

operating it.

If the appliance or any electrical component

of the appliance (non-immersible equipment

only) falls into

the water or gets wet, don’t reach for it.

Unplug it and then retrieve it.

If the appliance shows any sign of water

leakage, unplug it from the power source.

Examine the appliance after installation. It

should not be plugged in if there is water

on parts which are not intended to be wet.

Do not use the appliance for reasons other

than the intended use.

Do not install or store the appliance where it

will be exposed to weather or temperatures

below freezing.

Ensure input voltage is the same voltage

as your local power supply.

A G.F.C.I (Ground fault circuit interrupter)

& surge protector is recommended for all

electrical appliances.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Carefully unpack the aquarium making sure you keep all the packing material untilCarefully unpack the aquarium making sure you keep all the packing material until

all the parts of the product have been found and the product has been assembled.all the parts of the product have been found and the product has been assembled.

This product is shipped to you in a factory sealed carton. Should the productThis product is shipped to you in a factory sealed carton. Should the product

malfunction in any way or if the unit is damaged and requires replacement,malfunction in any way or if the unit is damaged and requires replacement,

contact the retailer where the product was purchased for inspection.contact the retailer where the product was purchased for inspection.

MODEL IMENSIONSD

RREPLACEMENTEPLACEMENT PPARTSARTS

&& FFILTERILTER MMEDIAEDIA

AQUARIUM

VOLUME

SUMP

VOLUME

SYSTEM

VOLUME*

REEFSYS 255

REEFSYS 326

207L

278L

48L

255L

326L

90L X 55D X

53/80H

120L X 55D X

53/80H

53443-FS

Filter

Sock

MODEL

53443-FS

REEFSYS 255

REEFSYS 326

*Sump volume was calculated with*Sump volume was calculated with

all ba󰀪es set to maximum height all ba󰀪es set to maximum height

at a ow rate of approximately at a ow rate of approximately

3500L/h.3500L/h.

Actual sump and total system volume willActual sump and total system volume will

vary according to ow rates, ba󰀪e settings vary according to ow rates, ba󰀪e settings

and equipment used.and equipment used.

To calculate actual system volume, weTo calculate actual system volume, we

recommend that the system is set up withrecommend that the system is set up with

all equipment in place and running. Afterall equipment in place and running. After

the water levels have stabilised, turn o󰀨 the water levels have stabilised, turn o󰀨

power to all equipment.power to all equipment.

Once all water levels have settled (allowOnce all water levels have settled (allow

at least ten minutes), measure all waterat least ten minutes), measure all water

levels and calculate volume from theselevels and calculate volume from these

measurements.measurements.

Alternatively, if the system is lled using Alternatively, if the system is lled using

containers, it is relatively simple tocontainers, it is relatively simple to

calculate by counting the containers used.calculate by counting the containers used.

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

MMAJORAJOR CCOMPONENTSOMPONENTS

ReefSys 255 ReefSys 326

Overow Cover

Removable Support

Glass Aquarium

Foam Base

Cabinet

Plumbing Assembly

Sump

1010

1313

8899

1111 1212

1414

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ReefSys 255 ReefSys 326

SSUMPUMP CCOMPONENTSOMPONENTS

Top-Up Reservoir Lid8

Sock Silencer (x2)

Filter Sock (x2)

Sump Ba󰀪e

Movable Ba󰀪e

Ba󰀪e Screw & Nut (x8 ea)

Sump Foam Base

PPLUMBINGLUMBING

Adjustable Outlet

1616

1717

1818

2020

2323

2121

2222

2424

1717

1818

1919

2020

2323

2121 2222

2424

Main Drain

Upper Return Pipe

Emergency Drain

Lower Main Drain

Lower Return Pipe

Barrel Union

23 Gate Valve

24 Lower Emergency

Drain

1919

1616

O-Rings

25 Return Hose

26 Quick Coupling

2525

2626

O-Ring

27 Hose Clamp (x4)

2727

SETTING UP

Place the aquariumPlace the aquarium

stand on a level surfacestand on a level surface

strong enough tostrong enough to

support the weightsupport the weight

of the aquarium, allof the aquarium, all

equipment, substrate,equipment, substrate,

ornaments and waterornaments and water

in the aquarium.in the aquarium.

Note that water is heavyNote that water is heavy

(1kg per litre).(1kg per litre).

PPLACELACE AAQUARIUMQUARIUM

Consider whereConsider where

you are goingyou are going

to place theto place the

aquarium. Avoid directaquarium. Avoid direct

sunlight and areassunlight and areas

that experience large that experience large

temperature uctuations temperature uctuations

such as near heaters orsuch as near heaters or

air conditioners.air conditioners.

Assemble cabinet according to

the instructions included with

the cabinet. Ensure that the

sump and the centre support

are in place.

1L = 1kg

Secure the Removable

Support in place with the

four screws.

Place the aquarium on the

cabinet. Ensure that the Foam

Base is in place.

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IINSTALLINGNSTALLING PPLUMBINGLUMBING

Take care not toTake care not to

overtighten theovertighten the

plumbing ttings. plumbing ttings.

Firm handFirm hand

tightening is all that istightening is all that is

required.required.

Overtightening may leadOvertightening may lead

to damage to the ttings to damage to the ttings

or the aquarium.or the aquarium.

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Main

Plumbing

Fittings Quick

Coupling

Before installation, check that all o-rings are presentBefore installation, check that all o-rings are present

and properly seated. Missing or damaged o-rings willand properly seated. Missing or damaged o-rings will

mean that the connections will leak.mean that the connections will leak.

O-Rings*

* O-rings are illustrated in red for* O-rings are illustrated in red for

clarity. Actual o-rings are black/grey.clarity. Actual o-rings are black/grey.

The Removable Support is requiredThe Removable Support is required

to support the aquarium when full. to support the aquarium when full.

NEVER remove the support unlessNEVER remove the support unless

aquarium is no more than half lled.aquarium is no more than half lled.

thethe

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IINSTALLINGNSTALLING PPLUMBINGLUMBING

Place upper plumbing assemblies as

shown to the right. Insert the threads

into the holes in the bottom of the over-

ow.

Ensure that the pipes are in the order

shown according to which ReefSys

aquarium you have

It is easiest to place the complete t-

tings one at a time.

Position lower plumbing assemblies as

shown and secure them by hand tight-

ening the bulkheads as shown.

Be sure to check that they are posi-

tioned correctly in relation to the sump.

Attach the exible outlet as shown below.

Placing and tightening the plumbing ttings is Placing and tightening the plumbing ttings is

best done with two people. While one personbest done with two people. While one person

places and holds the upper ttings in place, the places and holds the upper ttings in place, the

other can attach and tighen the lower assemblies.other can attach and tighen the lower assemblies.

ReefSys 255 ReefSys 326

Connect the return hose to

the quick connect coupling.

Use hose clamps to secure

the connection.

Connect the return hose

to the lower return pipe.

Secure with a hose clamp.

Straightening HoseStraightening Hose

The hose included may have beenThe hose included may have been

coiled for months in the box. coiled for months in the box.

Because of this, it will tend toBecause of this, it will tend to

remain “curly”.remain “curly”.

To reduce this, soak the hose in hotTo reduce this, soak the hose in hot

(not boiling) water for ten minutes.(not boiling) water for ten minutes.

Then position it straight until itThen position it straight until it

cools down.cools down.

Fitting hose to pipesFitting hose to pipes

Fill a cup with hot (not boiling)Fill a cup with hot (not boiling)

water and soak the end of the hosewater and soak the end of the hose

for a few minutes. Whilefor a few minutes. While

the hose end is hot, pushthe hose end is hot, push

it at least 2cm onto theit at least 2cm onto the

tting and allow to cool.tting and allow to cool.

Preparing andPreparing and

Attaching HosesAttaching Hoses

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CCONNECTINGONNECTING RRETURNETURN HHOSEOSE

SETTING UP cont.

Return

Hose

Quick

Connect

Return Pump

(not included)

CCOMPLETEDOMPLETED PPLUMBINGLUMBING

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SSUMPUMP SSECTIONSECTIONS

Return

pump

chamber

Automatic

top-up

reservoir

Filter sock

chamber

Sump inlet

Adjustable

ba󰀪e

brackets

The ReefSys is designed to be a exible The ReefSys is designed to be a exible

base for you to customise to suit yourbase for you to customise to suit your

needs.needs.

Because of this, exactly how the sump is arranged Because of this, exactly how the sump is arranged

and what equipment is installed will vary from systemand what equipment is installed will vary from system

to system.to system.

Please seek advice from your Aqua One aquariumPlease seek advice from your Aqua One aquarium

specialist when choosing the equipment used and thespecialist when choosing the equipment used and the

layout of the sump.layout of the sump.

The ReefSys has beenThe ReefSys has been

tested with ows of up to tested with ows of up to

approximately 8000L/h. It is approximately 8000L/h. It is

not recommended to exceed not recommended to exceed

this ow rate through the sump. this ow rate through the sump.

If more circulation is desired, If more circulation is desired,

wavemakers and similar circulationwavemakers and similar circulation

pumps inside the aquarium itself arepumps inside the aquarium itself are

recommended.recommended.

AAUTOMATICUTOMATIC TTOP-OP-UUPP RRESERVOIRESERVOIR

If you are using an

Automatic top-up system,

set it up in the ATO

reservoir (shown in red).

The easiest way to ll the

reservoir is to siphon or

pump water into it from a

bucket.

Sump

ba󰀪e

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SETTING UP YOUR SUMP

FFILTERILTER SSOCKSOCKS

The lter sock holder will hold two lter socks to ensure e󰀩cient pre-ltering at higher ow rates.

When placing the socks, ensure that the plastic frame edge is ush against the holder so that the

water cannot bypass the sock.

To minimise any noise from the water owing through the socks, place the sock silencers onto the

socks as shown.

UUSING THESING THE BBAFFLESAFFLES

The two ba󰀪es in the sump are designed to allow for maximum exibility in equipment selection

and placement.

To minimise any tricklingTo minimise any trickling

sound from the sump,sound from the sump,

avoid excessive height avoid excessive height

di󰀨erences between the di󰀨erences between the

sections of the sump.sections of the sump.

To adjust the height of the

ba󰀪es, simply loosen the

screws and raise or lower the

movable panel as shown.

The movable ba󰀪e may be

placed in any of the three

ba󰀪e brackets.

The sump ba󰀪e is xed in

place.

Sump Sections

A - Return pump chamber.

There should be enough water

to comfortably submerge the

return pump.

B - Skimmer chamber provides a constant lower water

level to suit protein skimmers and similar equipment.

C - Refugium section. Highest water level suitable for a

refugium or equipment needing deeper water to function.

B CA If adjusting the heights of If adjusting the heights of

the ba󰀪es in the sump, be the ba󰀪es in the sump, be

aware that this will a󰀨ect aware that this will a󰀨ect

the total system volume.the total system volume.

It also a󰀨ects the maximum safe It also a󰀨ects the maximum safe

running water level.running water level.

FILLING AND ADJUSTING FLOW

FFILLING THEILLING THE AAQUARIUMQUARIUM

The rst time you ll the aquarium, it is

important to be sure that the system is not

overlled.

To do this, rst install all plumbing,

equipment, and place ba󰀪es as desired.

Fill the aquarium so that the water is just

beginning to spill into the sump. Then ll

the sump to a few centimetres from the top.

Turn all equipment on and wait for the

water level in the sump to stabilise - this

is the maximum running water level in the

current conguration.

Mark the water level with a marker pen and

use this as a reference for the future.

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AADJUSTING THEDJUSTING THE DDRAINRAIN

Set the gate valve to

around the middle position

(around three turns from

fully closed) and start the

return pump.

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The drain of the ReefSys is designed to run silently by minimising turbulence in the drain pipes. When

running correctly, the main drain will work as a full siphon and no air will be drawn through. For it to run

correctly, the plumbing will need to be tuned using the gate valve to control the ow.

The emergency drain should be able to handle the ow of water in case the main drain The emergency drain should be able to handle the ow of water in case the main drain

becomes clogged. It is a good idea to test that the emergency drain can handle the ow in becomes clogged. It is a good idea to test that the emergency drain can handle the ow in

your conguration if you are running a high ow rate through the sump. To do this, simply your conguration if you are running a high ow rate through the sump. To do this, simply

turn the gate valve to the fully closed position and monitor the drains for ten minutes.turn the gate valve to the fully closed position and monitor the drains for ten minutes.

If the ow is too high for the emergency drain, it is strongly recommended to reduce the ow rate If the ow is too high for the emergency drain, it is strongly recommended to reduce the ow rate

through the sump.through the sump.

Wait a few minutes for the

water levels to stabilise, then

close the gate valve a little

(about a quarter turn) and

wait for at least ten minutes.

Repeat this procedure until the

water level in the weir is just below

the emergency drain. Once the

correct setting is found, it should

require little attention but may

need adjustment from time to time.

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