H2Ocean Compact ATO Automatic Water Top Up Pump System - H2Ocean
H2Ocean Compact Auto Top-Up
This ultra-compact smart auto top-up unit is simple to mount, easy to ...H2Ocean Compact Auto Top-Up
This ultra-compact smart auto top-up unit is simple to mount, easy to use and has twin optical sensors for added security.
Features:
Auto Top-Up Unit (ATO)
Compact intelligent sensor with twin optics and visual alarm
Built-in real-time failsafe protection
No moving parts to fail
Small footprint
Easy to install
Plug & Play
Complete with DC Top-Up Pump
Specifications
Power input: 100-240 VAC 50-60 HZ
DC Pump: Head 250cm, Flow rate: 280 lph
Glass mounting thickness 12.5mm
This guide is for aquarium enthusiasts who want a reliable and easy-to-use automatic top-up system. The H2Ocean Compact ATO provides a convenient way to maintain stable water levels, offering peace of mind. However, note that proper installation and regular maintenance are crucial for optimal performance.
All features
Brand
H2Ocean
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the maximum glass thickness for mounting the sensor?
The sensor can be mounted on glass up to 12.5mm thick.
What is the flow rate of the DC pump?
The pump has a flow rate of 280 lph.
What is the pump head?
The pump head is 250cm.
What should I do if the ATO unit fails?
Immediately disconnect the power and check the unit for any issues. Inspect all components for damage or wear.
How often should I clean the sensors?
Clean the sensors regularly, typically every few weeks, or more frequently if there is visible debris.
What type of water should I use in the top-up reservoir?
Use freshwater or RO/DI water, depending on your aquarium requirements.
What is the power input for the ATO unit?
The power input is 100-240 VAC 50-60 Hz.
Troubleshooting
ATO unit not functioning.
Check power supply, sensor placement, and pump connection. Ensure water level is below the sensor.
Pump not running.
Verify the pump is plugged in and the sensor detects low water levels. Check for any obstructions in the pump.
Water level too high or low.
Reposition the sensor to adjust the water level. Check for any debris obstructing the sensor.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Simple to mount and use.
Compact design saves space.
Twin optical sensors for added safety.
Built-in failsafe protection.
No moving parts increase reliability.
Cons
Requires proper installation for optimal function.
Regular maintenance is necessary.
Pump head is limited to 250cm.
Flow rate of 280 lph may not be sufficient for very large tanks.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Mount the sensor unit securely inside your aquarium or sump.
Position the DC top-up pump in your reservoir of freshwater.
Connect the pump to the ATO unit.
Plug the power supply into a suitable power outlet (100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz).
Add water to your reservoir.
Compatibility:
Suitable for marine and freshwater aquariums.
Glass mounting thickness up to 12.5mm.
Care:
Regularly check the sensor for any debris and clean as needed.
Inspect the pump for any blockages.
Ensure the water reservoir has sufficient water.
Periodically test the ATO unit to ensure proper function.