Mutiny Ozone Reactor v2

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This could be the carbon insert not fully pushed into the carbon lid coupling allowing a small bypass. Try reseating this connection and let me know if it pushes the water through to the correct level. If not, a video of it in operation would be helpful. You can send to [email protected] for a little faster response time.

Thanks! I cleaned off a few pieces of carbon and reseated it. I also had to bump up the flow a drop but now the water level is running below the carbon. Excited to get this going!
 

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Holy Crap! The clarity came fast! Fish are swimming in air lol. How would you recommend running this? I’ve been running like 4-5 hours daily on level 5 last few days. It’s about a 220g system with heavy bioload + feeding. I put a new Milwaukee ORP controller on the tank but it’s reading kind of low. Showing 195-215. No idea if it’s accurate. Heard it takes weeks for a better reading?

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@AVAST Marine

Holy Crap! The clarity came fast! Fish are swimming in air lol. How would you recommend running this? I’ve been running like 4-5 hours daily on level 5 last few days. It’s about a 220g system with heavy bioload + feeding. I put a new Milwaukee ORP controller on the tank but it’s reading kind of low. Showing 195-215. No idea if it’s accurate. Heard it takes weeks for a better reading?

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Running the generator 15 minutes every hour regardless of the ORP reading is a great option that was recommended to us by Ozotech.
 
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