Flow for Jebao Uv sterilizer

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I have an 180 gallon tank that I bought a 36w Jebao UV sterilizer for to halo with disease. What flow rate is needed? I currently have it at 110gph. Also, will it raise the temperature of the tank?
 

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I'm not familiar with this model, but I run 650Gph through my 57-watt UV. Yes, depending on the ambient temperature in the room it can add heat to your tank (your heaters may work less or if you have a chiller it may need to work harder).
 

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I have an 180 gallon tank that I bought a 36w Jebao UV sterilizer for to halo with disease. What flow rate is needed? I currently have it at 110gph. Also, will it raise the temperature of the tank?
I run 120gph through a 40W pentair, so you're probably in the ballpark.

You need to check whatever the required flow rate is for 280,000uw/cm2 UV exposure - the manufacturer is the best person to ask.

My UV adds significant heat to the tank, it is a 40W heater after all :) Makes the cooling fans run harder in summer.
 
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