Jebao wave makers.

[dazzamx]

Hi

Just after a little info if anyone can shed some light in the subject.

I have a 60 liter nano tank and want to add a wave maker into the tank.

As money is tight at the moment I was thinking about the Jebao WR-4 or the Jebao WP-10.

As the tank is only 60 litres, what would be the better pump?

I did hear somewhere that even though the WR-4 is rated less volume, it's a lot stronger than the WP-10.

I don't want the tank to be a washing machine.

Very confused.

Cheers

[evilc66]

Really, neither can be considered too much, as the flow rate for both is adjustable. Even if the lowest setting is too much, you can run a lower voltage power supply (24v by default, 12v as an option) to reduce the flow even more.

[LebaneseDlight]

From what I understand, the RW4 is the newer version of the WP10. I have a RW4 and love it. I have a 20 gallon (60 liters is about 16 gallons) and I use the RW4 on full blast in wave mode 1. I'm thinking of getting a second one.

[reefernanoman]

I would get the RW4 since it has been said that it's smaller, has more controllability and has a lower speed setting.

[dazzamx]

Thanks Fellas.

Have just ordered the RW-4

Cheers

[reefernanoman]

Thanks Fellas.

Have just ordered the RW-4

Cheers

Good luck. Unfortunately these are hit or miss. Some have lasted a long time (mine has lasted for 6 months) and some break after a week. I have a WP10

[AdamNC]

I think the RW can go down to a 5 gallon tank and a WP can only go as small as a 10 gallon. I've been using 2 wp-10s in a 29 gallon for about 10 months with no issues, just gotta clean them in vinegar about every 3 months.

[ProtectDa2nd]

I'm running a wp10 and a ac110 in my 10g and everything in my tank loves it. I do change from w1 to else sometimes. Else seems to keep diatoms off my rocks better. Keep on s3 that's the lowest speed. Works great.