Continuous/Turbulence Mode: Pump A runs continuously from 40-100% of maximum power while Pump B is in Turbulence Mode.The run time to get from the lowest to maximum flow can be adjusted from 10-60 seconds. Turbulence Mode: Both pumps begin at the lowest flow settings and increases up to maximum flow, then power off for five seconds before repeating. Ok I finally finished my DIY wavemaker here is a pic of my prototype.I ugraded to 6voltvdc power supply that you can plug into the wall with a vdc motor actuator and also A rd led light switch that you can adjust the wave flow of the 6 volt vdc piston pump.It is almost like a Tunze wavebox set you can adjust the flow rate as it hits the water and the pico pump sucks waterthrough the tube on.The two pumps then switch speeds after 12 hours so Pump A runs at low flow, while Pump B runs at maximum flow, simulating a natural tidal ocean current. Pump A runs at maximum flow while Pump B runs at low flow for 12-hour cycle. Tidal Mode: The two pumps are positioned at opposite ends of the aquarium.Continuous Flow Mode: Adjust either pump to flow from 40-100% of maximum power to eliminate specific dead zones or create more current for coral health.More info after the break.Įach Coralife wavemaker DC controller allows you to program one of four operational modes: The Coralife DC wavemaker pumps are available in two sizes, the DC 2600 and DC 5600 which push 2,600 GPH and 5,800 gallons per hour respectively, with each pack containing two wavemaker pumps and one DC controller.
While these wide flow, prop-style pumps with a controller are nothing new for high end aquarium propeller pumps, it is nice to see “budget friendly” companies like Coralife enter the fray. Coralife recently released new wavemaker pump with a DC controller that allow you to create some customized flows in your aquarium. Coralife recently released new wavemaker pump with a DC controller that allow you to create some customized flows in your aquarium.
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