Soak and rinse the rotors and pump assembly on a monthly basis.Sure, you get out on some luxury features. Again, the average cost of a new gyre wave maker is between and.
Paying more for your product will reward you every time you fast open the lid with increased your speed, better quality accuracy and a sweet view. Gyre pumps have more moving parts than a centrifugal-style powerhead keep the pump clean for optimal performance. Ideally, a gyre wave maker is going to live with you for years.Reference the color-coded rotors when assembling the pump so as not to confuse the left and right side rotors.You can also run the pumps in either a forward or reverse direction to further manipulate the flow patterns in your reef.Įach pump includes an extra set of rotors and the smallest 2K Gyre includes a rotor cap that allows you to remove one half of the Gyre creating a pint-size gyre pump for nano and pico-sized reef aquariums.
GYRE WAVEMAKER FULL
Simply plug in the pump and controller and take advantage of the powerful control features including 5 different flow modes and the ability to program a full 24-hour flow schedule.
GYRE WAVEMAKER BLUETOOTH
There is no Wifi or Bluetooth connection to fuss with and no apps on your smartphone. The included wired controller has everything you need to program and operate the pumps. The pumps can be mounted either horizontally or vertically, can be positioned much closer to the water's surface compared to external propeller-style pumps, and they have a relatively thin and unobtrusive profile in your display. This laminar-style flow travels long distances but is not super turbulent and creates a gentle circular movement of water around and/or above your aquascape. Gyre-style pumps took the reefing hobby by storm because of their unique ability to produce this flat sheet of water flow which is especially useful in reef aquariums. On top of all of that Maxspect added new flow patterns too, like Random and Gradual Pulsing mode in addition to the traditional Constant, Pulse, and Alternating Gyre modes.Maxspect Jump 4K Gyre Flow Pump (4,000 GPH)
If you choose not to set your own custom flow cycle, Maxspect also expertly programmed a couple of 24-hour cycles, like Lunar Tidal Cycle (LTC) or the Oceanic Gyre Cycle (OGC). It now also lets you set a full 24-hour flow cycle without the need to connect to a third party controller.
By connecting two pumps, they can run in sync, anti-sync, or a couple of other modes giving you more control over the output. The new Advanced Gyre Controller now lets you couple up to two Gyre pumps together off a single power supply. The design of the Gyre body and silent suspension mounting system keeps the entire package very low profile and super quiet. Since the sheet of water that it produces makes a "gyre" flow pattern that is very efficient and gentle giving you more coral placement and aquascaping options. The Gyre pumps use cross flow technology to help evenly distribute the current throughout the tank without creating a single concentrated point of flow. In most cases when choosing a power head, you will look into a bulky and intrusive propeller style power head that leaves dead spots in corners and makes you limited in coral placement due to the sheer force of the flow they need to produce. Recommended for aquariums up to 800+ gallons The Gyres crossflow technology allows for a gentle, evenly distributed flow that considerably helps removes dead spots in the tank making them perfect for frag tanks, and shallow lagoon-style aquariums. With the unique flow patterns of the Gyre pumps, you do not have to worry nearly as much about positioning and aquascaping design. With the ability to connect up to multiple pumps for a sync or anti-sync relationship, customizable flow cycles, and much more! The Gyres crossflow technology allows for an evenly distributed flow that helps remove dead spots in the tank. Compatible with aquariums up to 3/4" Max Flow 5300 GPH The new family of Gyre pumps now come with an advanced controller that unleashes a whole new world of options.
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