JEBAO ELW Wavemaker – (3M,5M,10M,20M,30M) Controller/Wi-Fi Mobile phon
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Description
Features:
Wi-Fi+ manual control system, a variety of wave-making modes and functions, can basically meet the waveforms required by users.
Using wireless linkage control to realize synchronous operation between water pumps. It can be controlled by one, and can be controlled remotely.
Using low-voltage DC variable frequency water pump to ensure the personal safety of users
Simple operation panel to realize complex dynamic seawater function
The direction of water flow can be adjusted according to needs.
Wide voltage input (AC100~240V 50/60Hz), suitable for a variety of power grids, and
It can avoid the influence of voltage fluctuation on wave making.
Installation Notes:
1. It is basically suitable for all fish tank sizes, and the maximum absorption fish tank glass thickness is 15mm.
Specifications:
ELW-3M
Power: 1.5W-4.5W
Voltage: 110V-240V 50/60Hz
Water Flow: 750L/H-2500L/H
Ejection: 40mm
Tank size: <40cm
Tank Thickness: <8mm
ELW-5M
Power: 2.5W-7.5W
Voltage: 110V-240V 50/60Hz
Water Flow: 900L/H-3000L/H
Ejection: 52mm
Tank size: <60cm
Tank Thickness: <8mm
ELW-10M
Power: 3W-10W
Voltage: 110V-240V 50/60Hz
Water Flow: 1200L/H-4000L/H
Ejection: 57mm
Tank size: <60cm
Tank Thickness: <8mm
ELW-20M
Power: 6W-20W
Voltage: 110V-240V 50/60Hz
Water Flow: 3000L/H-10000L/H
Ejection: 66mm
Tank size: 60-100cm
Tank Thickness: <12mm
ELW-30M
Power: 9W-30W
Voltage: 110V-240V 50/60Hz
Water Flow: 3900L/H-13000L/H
Ejection: 70mm
Tank size: 100-120cm
Tank Thickness: <15mm
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Tuning the JEBAO ELW Wavemaker for Singapore Aquariums
The ELW range gives you several wave modes plus Wi-Fi and manual control, which makes it easy to build natural-looking flow in everything from a nano cube to a longer reef. Running on low-voltage DC, it keeps mains away from the water, a sensible safety margin for tanks sat in humid HDB rooms. The wireless linkage lets two or more units sync, so you can sweep current across a wider display and clear the dead spots where detritus and uneaten food tend to settle in our warm water.
We advise picking the model by tank length and aiming for gentle, varied flow rather than constant blasting; fish and corals colour and feed better when current pulses like a real reef. Point one pump to ripple the surface for gas exchange, important since warmer water holds less oxygen. Use the feeding mode at mealtimes so food is not swept straight into the overflow or filter intake.
Compare units in water pumps, and read our reef wavemaker guide plus the flow rate guide to set turnover that matches your livestock.
