Superior crossflow technology explained
Comparing to traditional power heards and wavemakers, based on propeller nozzle technology, our latest gyre genertator is based on crossflow technology.
Crossflow Technology
- Virtually no dead spots.
- Evenly distributed flow rate throughout the entire aquarium.
- Water bounces back from the other side to create a full circulation, ie.generating "gyre flows".
Propeller Nozzle Technology
- Dead spots with relatively poor water movement.
- Very strong flow in the center,making coral placement very difficult.
- Very weak flow near the other end of the aquarium.
Near-silent operation with sine wave technology
Sine Wave Pattern
Electricity current alternates in a much smoother pendulum while using Sine Wave Technology
Sine Wave Pattern
Sine Wave Technology Decibel Level
Traditional Pattern
Electricity current alternates in a very sharp pattern while using traditional Technology
Traditional Pattern
Traditional Technology Decibel Level
Achieve full circuilation within the aquarium with ease
Water movement mode sample diagram
Constant Speed Mode
Pulsing Mode
Gradual Pulsing Mode
Random Mode
Link up methods
Synchronized
Anti-Synchronized
Fully programmable 24 hours gyre flow cycle
Acrylic bracket solution
Magnet solution
The illustration shown above are examples for your reference only and it is not limited to these two installation solutions. The required components are not included in the package, if necessary it needs to be ordered separately and custom made according to the specific case.
Dimension: 7x4x1.5m
Crossflow Technology
Only four(4) units of Gyre Pro XFP1400 are needed to circulate this large tank.
Propeller nozzle technology
If this tank were powered by traditional pumps, it would require at least twelve(12) units if not more.
You can now replace your "DUMP BUCKET"systems with gyre pro
Adequate water flow is crucial to growth and healthiness of corals and fishes
Water current brings in oxygen-rich water along with nutrients and planktons to corals and fishes, as well as removing waste and organic matter produced by them.
