The KW Zone Dophin CO2 Canister Filter is built for planted aquariums. The CO2 mixing system is integrated into the canister rather than added as a separate inline reactor, so dissolved CO2 enters the tank already blended with filtered water. This 1200 L/h model suits planted tanks up to 120 litres. The fast start-up primer gets the siphon going with less effort than a standard primer.
| Maximum output | 1200 L/h |
| Power | 14 W |
| Voltage | 220–240 V / 50 Hz |
| Suitable tank size | Up to 120 L (32 US gal) |
| Priming | Fast start-up |
| Heater compartment | Fits 22–24 mm heater, CE / 3C standard |
Site the canister below the tank water line so the siphon primes correctly. Rinse mechanical media in tank water rather than tap water to protect the biological colony. Close the valve taps before disconnecting hoses for a service.
This range comes in three flow rates, each in a fast start-up or common priming version: 950 L/h for tanks to 90 L, 1200 L/h to 120 L, and 1450 L/h to 140 L. Fast start-up costs slightly more and makes priming easier; common priming is the standard mechanism.
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The KW Zone Dophin CO2 Canister Filter is built for planted aquariums. The CO2 mixing system is integrated into the canister rather than added as a separate inline reactor, so dissolved CO2 enters the tank already blended with filtered water. This 1200 L/h model suits planted tanks up to 120 litres. The fast start-up primer gets the siphon going with less effort than a standard primer.
| Maximum output | 1200 L/h |
| Power | 14 W |
| Voltage | 220–240 V / 50 Hz |
| Suitable tank size | Up to 120 L (32 US gal) |
| Priming | Fast start-up |
| Heater compartment | Fits 22–24 mm heater, CE / 3C standard |
Site the canister below the tank water line so the siphon primes correctly. Rinse mechanical media in tank water rather than tap water to protect the biological colony. Close the valve taps before disconnecting hoses for a service.
This range comes in three flow rates, each in a fast start-up or common priming version: 950 L/h for tanks to 90 L, 1200 L/h to 120 L, and 1450 L/h to 140 L. Fast start-up costs slightly more and makes priming easier; common priming is the standard mechanism.