FZONE 4L Aquarium CO2 Generator System Carbon Dioxide Reactor Kit with Regulator and Needle Valve for 600-800g Raw Material


INSTRUCTIONS

  1. Mix 600-800 gram citric acid and 600-800 gram sodium bicarbonate inside the bottle
  2. Add 900-1200ml tap water to the bottle and cap the bottle with the enclosed regulator quickly
  3. While the CO2 gas is produced slowly inside the bottle, adjust the needle valve accordingly. It takes approximately 45 minutes for the bubbles to stabilize after each needle valve adjustment
  4. If the solenoid is purchased, remove the bubble counter from the regulator (do NOT unscrew the regulator) and attach the solenoid to it. Connect the power cord to the electrical outlet. As gas is continued to generate inside the bottle, adjust the needle valve to the desired bubble count

Q: Is the bottle body strong enough under the pressure? What are the specific parameters?

A: Yes. The bottle is completely safe. The bottle has a safety valve built-in. It will open automatically when the inside pressure exceeds the threshold



Weight: 2.33 kg
Size: 2.5 l (Pack of 1)
Dimensions: 39.4 x 28 x 14 cm; 2.33 Kilograms
Pack Quantity: 1
Batteries Required: No
Batteries Included: No
Quantity: 1
Size: 2.5 l (Pack of 1)

104 Responses

  1. KingT75egt says:

     United States

    Awesome setup for my 10 gallon planted aquarium! So far, my plants are thriving. Setup was super easy and the solenoid is a must unless you’re home all day to turn it on and off. Looks like the solution will last a few months.

  2. Anonymous says:

     United States

    I bought two.
    Each one has been awesome.
    We have one on a 15 gallon and another on a 67 gallon. Each has plants that are just flourishing.
    Valves and seals are great. Volume to store the material is perfect.
    It recommends 200g & 220g of material. I use 300g & 330g and I only replace it once every 3 weeks.
    The bubble counter is clear and straight forward. Valves responsive to adjustment.
    Would definitely recommend this is you’re looking for quality and weighing it against price.

  3. Anonymous says:

     United States

    This was my first time experimenting with CO2 in my tank. This was extremely easy to use, great for beginners. Also, no leaks. For smaller tanks this works really well. I have had for almost a month, and it is almost ready to refill. I keep it at 1 bubble per second. Overall great product, and great for the fish tank and plants.

  4. Anonymous says:

     United States

    Affordable must have for planted freshwater fish tanks. I’m using mine in a sump that feeds a 11 tank system. Plants are doing great at a minimal cost to me because i can mix my own ingredients to make co2. Have a electric solenoid valve on it thats controlled by a timer to feed the system for 8 hours aa day while the lights are on.