Red Sea ReefCan 18
The ReefCan Reservoir
More RO water for less floor space.
The ReefCan 18 can supply the ATO of a 200-litre tank with enough water for about a week.
Fits in the sump cabinet or behind the tank, and be refilled without having to remove the reservoir and disconnect its tubes & cables.
A transparent plastic body with an embedded water scale allows you to see how much RO water is left.
Volume: 18L
Height: 55cm
Width: 9cm
Depth: 44cm
Are you struggling to find a good spot for your top-off reservoir?
Are you weary of refilling it every 2-3 days?
Red Sea’s new ReefCans contain more RO water while taking up less valuable floor space.
Designed with hobbyists' needs in mind, the ReefCan 18 & 40 can supply the ATO of a 200-litre or 500-litre tank with enough water for about a week. They can fit in the sump cabinet or behind the tank, can be refilled without having to remove the reservoir and disconnect its tubes & cables, and have a transparent plastic body with an embedded water scale that allows you to see how much RO water is left.
ReefCan features:
- Slim & tall design that holds more RO water while taking up less floor space
- Separate openings for the ATO pump cables and water refills
- Transparent plastic body with an embedded water scale
The ReefCans utilize the most unused dimension in your system’s cabinet, which is height, resulting in more RO water for less valuable floor space.
The ReefCan can fit in the gap beside your sump.
Even in Red Sea’s REEFER 170 & 200 models!
If you have the space, the ReefCan can probably slide in nicely behind your cabinet as well.
The ReefCans have a transparent plastic body with an embedded water scale, so you can see exactly how much water you have left.
The front opening is positioned so you can easily fill up the reservoir without moving it.
In addition, you will no longer need to fiddle with any tubes or cables, as there is a second opening at the rear just for this.
While suitable for most ATO systems, the ReefCan is specifically designed to hold the ReefATO+ syphon breaker.
Once you set up the cables, you won’t need to disconnect them except for an occasional pump maintenance.
