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Trigger Systems

Ruby ATO 10 Gallon Reservoir

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$209.99

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Ruby ATO reservoirs feature crystal clear acrylic with an elegant emerald top, to hold top off water for your aquarium in a closed container. The Trigger Systems ATO containers have a removable lid to prevent excess evaporation, while providing a large opening to refill and clean the reservoir as needed.

Each ATO reservoir has two 0.25” OD holes for tubes to be plumbed through, or wires for float switches.

The Sapphire, Ruby, and Emerald line of ATO reservoirs have laser engraved water level markings so you can monitor how much water your tank is using.

 

Dimensions:

10” long x 16” wide x 15” tall - Overall reservoir size

3 7/8" long x 6 3/8" wide - Opening to refill reservoir size

 

An Auto Top Off container is perfect for holding a fixed amount of top off water. An appropriately sized ATO reservoir would be able to supply your tanks ATO needs for a few days if not weeks, while not being too large to cause a big salinity swing or flood the sump if the top off pump were to get stuck on.

Most auto top off units will come with a pump that will need to be in the reservoir to pump water to the aquarium.  The Trigger ATO units come with a super wide opening to allow a pump to be placed in the reservoir while having small 0.25” holes for the tubing to be routed.

 

Crystal 5 – 6” long x 14” wide x 15” tall

Crystal 10 – 10” long x 16” wide x 15” tall

Ruby 5 – 6” long x 14” wide x 15” tall

Ruby 10 – 10” long x 16” wide x 15” tall

Emerald 5 – 6” long x 14” wide x 15” tall

Emerald 10 – 10” long x 16” wide x 15” tall

Sapphire 5 – 6” long x 14” wide x 15” tall

Sapphire 10 – 10” long x 16” wide x 15” tall

More Information
UPC 744271816501
Dimensions (Overall) 10”L x 16”W x 15”H, (Lid Opening) 3 7/8"L x 6 3/8"W
Total Volume 10 Gallons
Color Red
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Product Questions

How would you suggest keeping algae from growing on the inside of the reservoir
Question by: James on Jun 24, 2016, 11:06 AM
I would personally use some plastic backing for aquariums and wrap the container to shield light out. :-)
Answer by: Randy on Jun 29, 2016, 5:43 PM