Turbelle® nanostream® 6095

Turbelle Nanostream 6095 - TUNZE

WIDE FLOW
for aquariums from 100 to 1000 liters.

- Flow rate: 2000 to approximately 9500 l/h
- with Turbelle® Controller
- Power consumption: 5 - 21 W
- Power adapter: 100-240V / 50-60Hz
- Cable length: 3 m
- Dimensions: ø70 mm
- Outlet: ø50 / 10 mm
- Magnetic support with Silence clamp for glass up to 15 mm thick.
 

Technical Specifications

The nanostream® formula

Turbelle® nanostream® electronic 6055 and 6095 are electronically controlled variable speed pumps with Turbelle® Controller and very low safety voltage, perfectly suited for aquariums with a nominal volume of 40 to 1000 liters, to simulate wave impacts, flows, and ebbs. They feature a microprocessor-controlled motor and a Turbelle® Controller. The electric motor automatically adjusts the speed to the pump's load, selecting the most optimal performance level with the lowest energy consumption. The pump has protection against dry running and blockage, and the Fish Care function, which rotates the rotor every 20 seconds when the device is stopped. The Turbelle® nanostream® electronic pump can be controlled with Multicontrollers / SmartControllers 7000.

Pumps with electronically controlled synchronous motor - including Turbelle® Controller

The Turbelle® Controller is a control device allowing the adjustment of the pump's various performances. It allows wave simulation, generation of an oscillating current, automatic search for the oscillating current's resonance frequency, and also has a feeding timer. It can also be directly connected to the Multicontroller / SmartController 7000. The pump can thus operate with other pumps in flow and drain simulation mode. If the Moonlight 7097.050 photoelectric cell (to be ordered separately) is connected to the Turbelle® Controller, the night reduction is automatically activated. If the controller is connected to a second controller via cable 7092.300, another pump can be connected and controlled, for example, to simulate a wave impact or generate an oscillating current. Thanks to the Y cable adapter 7090.