JBL CristalProfi I100 Greenline Internal Filter - JBL


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The JBL CristalProfi i100 Greenline Internal Filter is designed for aquarium hobbyists managing tanks between 90 and 160 litres who need a reliable, modular solution for water clarity. It offers the key benefit of energy-efficient mechanical and biological filtration without the need for external plumbing, though users should note its specific size requirements, as it is best suited for aquariums measuring 80 to 100 cm in length.
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The JBL CristalProfi Greenline series is primarily designed for freshwater applications.
It depends on your bioload, but a monthly inspection is recommended, rinsing the foam only when the flow rate visibly drops.
No, the filter provides sufficient water movement. If you need extra oxygen, you can adjust the outlet to break the surface tension.
It is optimized for aquariums between 80 cm and 100 cm in length.
Yes, the unit comes fully equipped with the necessary filter media for immediate use.
Check if the filter media is clogged with debris or if the intake slots are obstructed by plant matter.
Ensure the filter is securely attached to the glass and check that there is no air trapped in the pump chamber.
Clean the aquarium glass with a scraper to remove algae and ensure the suction cups are free from debris.
To set up the filter, ensure your aquarium glass is clean before attaching the provided suction cups. The filter is rated for tanks 90-160 litres and 80-100 cm in length. During initial setup, rinse all filter sponges with dechlorinated water to remove manufacturing dust. For ongoing care, monitor the flow rate; if you notice a decrease, remove the filter using the valve system and gently rinse the sponges in a bucket of tank water—never tap water—to protect the nitrifying bacteria. The pump is maintenance-free, but you should inspect the intake slots monthly for debris or plant matter blockages.