Essentially new, the box has been opened, shows very little to no sign of use
Very clean, may have slight blemishes or wear marks that don’t affect the overall function
May be missing packaging but includes all required parts or may have obvious cosmetic blemishes
Functions as intended, may have signs of use, blemishes, and/or missing accessories/packaging
Vertex RX-Z 2.0 ZEOlite Reactor - German engineering, exceptional build quality.
- Holds 2.0 L of ZEOlith Media
- Made of high quality acrylic, strong PVC base and lid
- Extremely low vibration and noise
- Multiple union valves to plumbing
- Height with pump handle extended: 609mm (approximately: 24")
- Height with pump handle retracted: 550mm (approximately: 21.5")
- Chamber diameter: 120mm (approximately 4.7")
- Foot-Print; 203 x 152 mm (approximately 8" x 6")
- Eheim Compact 1000 pump
- Titanium Screws
Whats Included:
1x RX-Z 2.0 Reactor
1x Eheim Compact Pump
1x U-line assembly
1x T-handle including screw
1x Output assembly
4x Rubber feet for pump
1x Ball Valve
1x Owners Manual
| Product Name | Vertex RX-Z 2.0 ZEOlite Reactor (DISCONTINUED) |
|---|---|
| SKU | 209857 |
| Out of stock message | DISCONTINUED |
| Reactor Placement | In Sump |
| Media Capacity | 8 Cups / 1892mL |
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Product Questions
whats the recommended Zeovit reactor for an 120gal tank
Question by: Cordellro on Dec 9, 2017, 2:10 AM
Hi there,
Thank you for reaching out with your question on a Zeovit reactor.
You would want to use 1 liter of Zeovit per 100 gallons of system volume so the 1.5L would be a good match:
https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/vertex-rx-z-1-5-zeolite-reactor.html
Please let us know if you have any other questions!
Thank you for reaching out with your question on a Zeovit reactor.
You would want to use 1 liter of Zeovit per 100 gallons of system volume so the 1.5L would be a good match:
https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/vertex-rx-z-1-5-zeolite-reactor.html
Please let us know if you have any other questions!
Answer by: William Glenn on Dec 13, 2017, 5:37 PM
Is there a recommended water depth?
Question by: Nicole on Jul 8, 2016, 4:17 AM
Hi Nicole,
You can run the RX-Z reactors in a variety of water depths, but we would recommend between 4.5” to about 16” of water depth. You will want to make sure the pump is fully submerged and that you can easily access the pumping handle and lid for maintenance. You can run the RX-Z reactors in a variety of water depths, but we would recommend between 4.5” to about 16” of water depth.
You can run the RX-Z reactors in a variety of water depths, but we would recommend between 4.5” to about 16” of water depth. You will want to make sure the pump is fully submerged and that you can easily access the pumping handle and lid for maintenance. You can run the RX-Z reactors in a variety of water depths, but we would recommend between 4.5” to about 16” of water depth.
Answer by: Charlie on Jul 8, 2016, 12:38 PM
can this be hard-plumbed into a manifold?
Question by: kevin dawson on May 23, 2017, 11:45 PM
While the overflow/output of the reactor should be an open line, there's really no reason why you couldn't do a little DIYing and manifold the input side from a central pump!
Happy reefing!
Happy reefing!
Answer by: Zack on May 30, 2017, 8:08 PM
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