Fluidized bed reactor for all sumps.

Simplicity Chemical Reactor is a free-standing fluidized bed chemical filtration reactor for use in any type sumps to incorporate chemical filtration. Fluidization of chemical media and 100% bypass-free operation ensures ultra-efficient chemical filtration.

Features and benefits:

* Reactor accepts up to 16 oz of any loose media: PhosLock, PURA Complete, NitrateLock, PURA Carbon and all others!
* 50 - 500 GPH flow rate (requires small pump or powerhead for operation, must be purchased separately)
* Bagless operation. No bags, no mess!
* 300-micron replaceable screens.
* Self-cleaning feature.

A fluidized bed chemical reactor is the most efficient way to implement chemical filtration. The Simplicity Chemical Reactor is not only super-efficient, it is also the easiest and most user-friendly way of implementing chemical filter media in any sump type filter.

The Simplicity Reactor has been designed to accept any loose filter media. Media that is sold in bags or pouches must be removed from its pouch and poured directly into the reactor. This will ensure bypass free chemical filtration.

The Simplicity Reactor employs 300-micron screens for containing media, making it suitable for even very fine medias such as ion-exchange resins and very small-grained carbons. The symmetrical design of the reactor offers a screen self-cleaning feature.<br><br> Whenever screen clogs with aquarium debris and the flow rate becomes reduced, removing reactor form base and flipping it 180 degrees restores flow rate.
The Simplicity Chemical Reactor can be operated in two distinct modes:<br><br>

MODE 1 - fluidizes up to 8 oz (225 g) of media at flow rates up to 100 GPH (378 LPH), and

MODE 2 - up-flows through up to 16 oz (454 g) of media at flow rates up to 500 GPH (1893 LPH).

Both operational modes are equally efficient and the specific fluidization characteristics are media type and flow rate dependent. In this respect the reactor is self-regulating, continually providing bypass free chemical filtration through a broad range of flow rates. The reactor works equally well whether it is partially exposed or fully submerged; however, it must remain in upright position to work properly.<br><br>

Simplicity Chemical Reactor requires a small pump or powerhead for operation.