please show picture of your CO2 splitter
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please show picture of your CO2 splitter
There are so many veterans and experts in planted tanks here on forum.
Please can you post a pic of the splitter and valve you use for your CO2 system to use on multiple tanks?
Also your feedback on them.
I want to purchase one, but after your suggestions and seeing pics.
thanks for help
Please can you post a pic of the splitter and valve you use for your CO2 system to use on multiple tanks?
Also your feedback on them.
I want to purchase one, but after your suggestions and seeing pics.
thanks for help
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Re: please show picture of your CO2 splitter
I use this...
For 2 Tanks.
For 2 Tanks.
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Re: please show picture of your CO2 splitter
Cool bro, what about valves for it?
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Re: please show picture of your CO2 splitter
well I have a single solonoid and needle valve before the splitter,Adjustment as such cannot be done,still it is ok for both the tank.If there is any such thing do let me know.saikumar wrote:Cool bro, what about valves for it?
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Re: please show picture of your CO2 splitter
I have two such splitters of different brands but both did not work. The one was connected to CO2 reactor and the other one to diffuser. It was probably due to entire CO2 getting pulled into reactor, but not sure about it.
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Re: please show picture of your CO2 splitter
i guess this will only work when back pressure at both the outlet are almost same. in the above case reactor will have almost zero back pressure as such diffuser will not work.aawnaik wrote:I have two such splitters of different brands but both did not work. The one was connected to CO2 reactor and the other one to diffuser. It was probably due to entire CO2 getting pulled into reactor, but not sure about it.
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Re: please show picture of your CO2 splitter
that's a lucky state!Somen wrote:well I have a single solonoid and needle valve before the splitter,Adjustment as such cannot be done,still it is ok for both the tank.If there is any such thing do let me know.saikumar wrote:Cool bro, what about valves for it?
What do you use at the end of pipes, diffuser or reactors?
Actually we are suppose to use two needle valves after splitter. So I want to know what's the practical trend here.
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Re: please show picture of your CO2 splitter
Diffuser.saikumar wrote:that's a lucky state!Somen wrote:well I have a single solonoid and needle valve before the splitter,Adjustment as such cannot be done,still it is ok for both the tank.If there is any such thing do let me know.saikumar wrote:Cool bro, what about valves for it?
What do you use at the end of pipes, diffuser or reactors?
Actually we are suppose to use two needle valves after splitter. So I want to know what's the practical trend here.
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Re: please show picture of your CO2 splitter
Hey guys,
So is it waste to invest in one??
Rajiv ji, Partha bhai and All multi tank owners, what do you do??
So is it waste to invest in one??
Rajiv ji, Partha bhai and All multi tank owners, what do you do??