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oct-nw200
Does anybody know how many inches of water the octopus nw 200 needs to have in the sump to operate? I searched around and can only find the the footprint of it.
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I have mine sitting in 6" of sump water, I recently converted it into a recirc skimmer fed with a maxi-jet 1200 (yeah a little much for a feed pump) and I did other mods as well. Before all the mods it ran well, now it just screams on my WELL stocked 150.
If you want to mod yours to a recirc let me know, I talked to joe over at octopus and he filled me in on all the mods, took me about 2 hours to do, SIMPLE. |
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i have heard 10" be the optimal heigth
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Sorry about that, I was measuring with my skimmer as a recirc skimmer and now my needle wheel pump is no longer in the sump, MY FAULT.
But 6" for my feed pump. I doubt that help you. |
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I havnt got the skimmer yet, I was just trying to figure out what the height of the baffels need to be in my sump.
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I would put your baffles up high and put the skimmer on the stand, that way you hold more water in the sump. I just built an egg crate and pvc stand for my nw200 yesterday, just leave enough room for your pipes to drain back in the event of a power outage.
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