Xport PO4 Cubes (250ml) - Ultra Active Adsorber phosphates

Xport PO4 Cubes (250ml) - Ultra Active Adsorber phosphates

• Technology uses Nanointelex to create a super activated material with improved phosphate adsorption capacity exceeding conventional media to adsorption PO4 O over 1000%
• Removes ~ 30 - 100 mg of phosphate for each 1g Xport PO4 Cubes depending on the initial concentration in the system.
• An open structure and a large surface results in better flow and adsorptive efficiency properties
• Higher adsorption capacity in relation to the results of traditional media in a smaller space required to obtain an equivalent absorption of phosphates.
• Capable of removing phosphates for over 1 year from placing in aquarium system (depending on the initial value and system load)
• It can be used in combination with Xport-Bio and XPort-NO3.

How to use:

• Start from 5 cubes to 380l of the system volume, then measure the PO4 level when it is still high, additional cubes per day should be added until the desired value is obtained. Usually, it is used from 10 to 30 on 380l of water.
• It is recommended to use mechanical prilding to remove the particulate organic material with water before interacting with the filter material.
• RULL XPORT PO4 CUBES in RO water and then place a pure container cartridge and fill with water from the aquarium in which it will be used.
• In aquariums with a low content of nutrients, it is not unusual that it will pass several months before the media will be exhausted.
• If the beads or other invertebrates seem to react to the use of Xport PO4 Cubes, it can be a pointer that reactive phosphate is removed too aggressive. Reduce the amount of compromise used by 50% and continue to use until the phosphate concentration will be immiscible.
• The recommended water flow through the bed is 1 to 3x of the total aquarium volume per hour. It is not suitable for use in fluidizing filters. For it will cause rubbing material, which may result in the weakening of the Xport PO4 CUBES adsorption properties and the dispersion of harmless but unattractive dust throughout the system.