The new Red Sea ReefWave pump
Another new arrival for this Interzoo 2018 was the ReefWave pump. Starting with a Maxspect pump frame, a new interface was developed and the performance was improved in terms of coral maintenance. In the pictures on page one you can see the pump pretty much in all of the aquariums.
The ReefWaves are two, a 22 cm length one and a 31 cm one.
Flow rate | Consumption | Aquarium | Glass thickness | Dimensions | |
ReefWave 20 | 7.000 l/h | 4-25 watt | 60-120 cm | 15 mm | 22x7x4(h) cm |
ReefWave 40 | 15.000 l/h | 8-45 watt | 60-200 cm | 20 mm | 31x8x5(h) cm |
Above you can see the Red Sea controller for the ReefWave 20 and ReefWave 40pumps.
The new ReefLED lamps
The new ReefLED can be seen in the picture of the set up aquariums in the previous page. We’re talking about lamps developed by Red Sea with a 90 watt power. The PAR development is around 450/500.
There are two pipelines, Reef-Spec Blue and 8000°K White. The first is made up by an ensemble of ultraviolet, violet and blue LEDs that RedSea says to be perfect for coral development. The white pipeline was inserted mostly to please our eyes. At a 100 % power you get a gradation of 15.000°K, while with settings recommended by Red Sea you can get to 20.000°K. Also, you should consider that the blue pipeline is powered by 80 watt while the white one by 10 watt.
To verify the ceiling light you can use the App that allows to control basically every aspect of the lamp. You should note that the lamp also has a practical lunar illumination function.
The animals
We couldn’t neglect the animals we have seen at the booth.
References
For more information about Red Sea products you should check out their official website, and we invite you to read our Editorial about the exhibition to learn about our point of view on Interzoo and to get the list of all of the booths we have visited and commented to date: