PhosBan Reactor 150 - Page 2

24-07-2005, 07:35 PM

For FRs with a center pipe, you just remove the cover completely and use a masking or scotch tape over the pipe before pouring the required amount of media into the unit.

Affter that, just remove the tape.

24-07-2005, 09:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nim75sg

For FRs with a center pipe, you just remove the cover completely and use a masking or scotch tape over the pipe before pouring the required amount of media into the unit.

Affter that, just remove the tape.

The center pipe for the Resun FBF1000 cannot be removed. I assumed that the phosban reactor 150 can?

I alway thought that the center pipe is glued to the cover.

24-07-2005, 11:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bloodlamb

The center pipe for the Resun FBF1000 cannot be removed. I assumed that the phosban reactor 150 can?

I alway thought that the center pipe is glued to the cover.

Yes. The center pipe can be remove.

25-07-2005, 01:07 AM

Bro can post a better pic of the reactor?

26-07-2005, 01:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by monsterz1975

Bro can post a better pic of the reactor?

okay... attached a picture from website...as mine is running...so can't dismantle to take picture...

26-07-2005, 04:07 PM

Defintely a good product as I was introduced to this from a bro here ..

26-07-2005, 04:08 PM

Oops ... my fingers are too fast.

Good product from Two Little Fishes ...

27-07-2005, 02:07 PM

Wow thank u.

06-09-2005, 05:51 PM

The Good FR is getting better with the new packaging and slight facelift changes.

Here are the PRO and Cons:

PROs:
1) It has remove the thumb-screw (Some bros,here will like it

)
2) Standard come with elbow in-let and out-let.
3) Still the solid valve include (whew!)
4) Better instruction manual and packaging.

CONs:
1) No long come with phosban media

2) Price remain the same (If you compare previous model with FREE Media)

Overall, it is still one of the best affordable, easy to "wash and clean" FR
around (If you own/use a FR before, you will know what I meant)

06-09-2005, 10:41 PM

Agreed with Bro Wlchew that the current version of the PhosBan is much better than the previous version.

No more screws to unscrew when changing the media especially for the activated carbon which I am doing on a monthly basis.

Definitely a good buy for less than S$90 ....

Here are closeup pics:

24-07-2005, 07:35 PM	#11
nim75sg Guest Posts: n/a	For FRs with a center pipe, you just remove the cover completely and use a masking or scotch tape over the pipe before pouring the required amount of media into the unit. Affter that, just remove the tape.

25-07-2005, 01:07 AM	#14
monsterz1975 Guest Posts: n/a	Bro can post a better pic of the reactor?

26-07-2005, 04:07 PM	#16
nim75sg Guest Posts: n/a	Defintely a good product as I was introduced to this from a bro here ..

26-07-2005, 04:08 PM	#17
nim75sg Guest Posts: n/a	Oops ... my fingers are too fast. Good product from Two Little Fishes ...

27-07-2005, 02:07 PM	#18
monsterz1975 Guest Posts: n/a	Wow thank u.

06-09-2005, 05:51 PM	#19
wlchew Guest Posts: n/a	The Good FR is getting better with the new packaging and slight facelift changes. Here are the PRO and Cons: PROs: 1) It has remove the thumb-screw (Some bros,here will like it ) 2) Standard come with elbow in-let and out-let. 3) Still the solid valve include (whew!) 4) Better instruction manual and packaging. CONs: 1) No long come with phosban media 2) Price remain the same (If you compare previous model with FREE Media) Overall, it is still one of the best affordable, easy to "wash and clean" FR around (If you own/use a FR before, you will know what I meant)

06-09-2005, 10:41 PM	#20
nim75sg Guest Posts: n/a	Agreed with Bro Wlchew that the current version of the PhosBan is much better than the previous version. No more screws to unscrew when changing the media especially for the activated carbon which I am doing on a monthly basis. Definitely a good buy for less than S$90 .... Here are closeup pics:

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