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Old 11-13-2003, 09:39 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Is there any difference between an AM reactor 1000 and a AB reactor 1000?

At Big als, the description for the AM is....

"Closed CO2 reactor for external use for aquaria up to 2.000 l ( 500 Gal) The reactor 1000 is a hermetically sealed unit for introducing CO2 into larger aquarium. It can be mounted outside the aquarium or inside the cabinet. The very powerful unit can supply aquaria up to 2.000 l ( 500 Gal) with CO2 . The reactor 1000 is supplied with a strong holder. Dimensions: Total height 37 cm (15") Diameter 8cm (3"). "

While at ereef tank the description for the AB is

"External CO2 Reactor. For Aquariums up to 500 gallons. The reactor 1000 is a hermetically sealed unit for introducing CO2 into larger aquariums. It can be mounted outside the aquarium or inside the stand. The reactor 1000 is supplied with a strong holder. Dimensions - total height is 15 inches with a diameter of 3 inches. Hose connections: 1/2 inch input & output. Recommended flow rate of 250 gph. "

Don't these seem quite alike, like almost identical? Is there a difference or are they the same?

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Are you referring to the Aqua Medic reactor 1000 ? Is that what an "AM reactor 1000" is ? I've never heard of an "AB reactor 1000".

I've got 2 Aqua Medic reactor 1000's and can fully recommend them. They are 100% efficient and are easy to set up.
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Ok..

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Aqua Medic is the North American branch of the Aqualine Busche Corporation.

So AM and AB are the same company. The products are identicle.
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OK, if they are identical, they should be the same.
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Yes they are the smae. They do make a reactor 500 though
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The Reactor 1000 is vastly superior to the Reactor 500 in everyway. I have both and will be getting rid of the 500 shortly.
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Thanks everyone!

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