Aquarium CO2 Bubble Counter

Aquarium CO2 Bubble Counter

Aquarium CO2 Bubble Counter

Aluminium Aquarium Inline CO2 Bubble Counter with build in check valve. When the regulator is open, you will be able to calculate your CO2 injection rate by counting how many bubbles pass through the counter per minute, with the piece of mind that your equipment is protected in the event of water siphoning back towards your equipment.

A must have for any tank with CO2 injection, a bubble counter allows the user to estimate the CO2 injection rate by counting how many bubbles pass through the counter per minute.
A check valve prevents water from your aquarium from siphoning back into fragile and expensive CO2 equipment such as regulators and solenoids.

Easy to read and easy to maintain.
Designed in a typical bubble counter shape, this clear aluminium bubble counter is a tried and tested design; perfect to get an accurate bubble count without the need of bulky and expensive equipment.
To use, simply unscrew one end and fill the bubble counter with water, or if you prefer a bright coloured solution to make it easier to read.

Specification:

Material: Aluminum Alloy + Glass
Length: Approx. 8cm/3.15inch
Type: Single Head Bubble Counter /Dual Head Bubble Counter

Key Facts

• Monitor your CO2 dose.
• Internal check valve to prevent water back-flow.
• Easy to install.
• Color: Silver.
• Connects to tubing at each end.
• Fits 4/6mm tubing.
• Comes with 2 x suction cup clips.

Description

This silver Brass CO2 bubble counter attaches inline of your tubing so is easy to install. It contains a integrated check valve to prevent water back-flow.

Instructions

• Unscrew the top cap of the bubble counter and fill the main body 3/4 full of water (regular tap water is fine), and firmly re-attach the top cap.
• Cut your CO2 tubing in the position you would like bubble counter, ensuring it will be positioned vertically.
• Unscrew the compression collars and feed tubing through.
• Push the tubing onto the inlet and outlet of the bubble counter, making sure you have the bubble counter orientated correctly.
• Using your hand (no need for tools), firmly tighten the compression collars over the tubing to hold them in place.