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EcoTech Marine

Vectra Battery Backup Booster

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$35.17

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The Ecotech Marine Vectra Battery Backup Booster will plug in directly between the controller on the Vectra series of pumps and the battery backup allowing your aquarium system to have flow in the event of a power outage.

  • Connects in seconds
  • Essential in case of a power outage
  • Auto On/Off mode conserves battery

 

Allows the Vectra series of return pumps to be used with the Ecotech Battery Backup. Having your return pump on a battery backup system will let your tank have full circulation, even when there is no power to the rest of the tank. Oxygen can be depleted within a matter of hours in a reef tank, and keeping your return pump running lets your display tank stay oxygenated, as well as your sump.

 

The runtime of the Vectra series of return pumps when being powered by the Ecotech Marine Battery Backup can be influenced by a number of different factors, some you cannot control, and some you can. When the Vectra pump is connected to, and is powered by the Ecotech Battery Backup that will allow you to calibrate your Vectra pump, setting the flow, and even On/Off intervals conserving battery and keeping your tank running longer.

 

Note: Only compatible with the Ecotech Vectra Return Pumps. Use with other Ecotech products can and will cause damage.

 

Ecotech Battery Booster PDF Manual Battery Booster Instructions

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Product Questions

Does reeflink need to keep power also to maintain more than default 10% or does the driver remember what percentage you set up for battery operation. Thanks
Question by: Clarence Green on Jun 2, 2017, 2:14 AM
In the event of a power loss, the backup battery will take over communication with the driver and will drop the pump speed to the default backup setting. This is to preserve battery life and ensure the pumps can run for as long as possible during an outage.

Happy reefing!
Answer by: Zack on Jun 8, 2017, 11:04 AM