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OASE OxyMax 200 - Aquarium Aerator
OASE OxyMax 200 - Aquarium Aerator
OASE OxyMax 200 - Aquarium Aerator
OASE OxyMax 200 - Aquarium Aerator
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SKU: 41849

OASE OxyMax 200 - Aquarium Aerator

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The OASE OxyMax 200 aeration pump ensures a constant oxygen supply for fish and plants. Quiet, compact and versatile: adjustable flow rate up to 200 l/h, can be used upright or hung, suitable for fresh and salt water.

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Key Features

  • Individually adjustable air flow and bubble pattern
  • Maximum pressure: 200 mbar
  • Quiet operation and robust construction
  • Can be used upright or hung
  • Suitable for fresh and salt water
  • IPX4 protection rating

Technical Specifications

  • Max. flow rate: 200 l/h
  • Power: 3.5 W
  • Max. pressure: 200 mbar
  • Hose connection: Ø 4/6 mm
  • Hoses included: 2 pcs / 2 m each
  • Power cable: 1.60 m
  • Dimensions (L×W×H): 150×90×70 mm
  • Net weight: 0.74 kg
  • Protection rating: IPX4
  • Voltage: 230 V / 50 Hz
  • Warranty: 3 years

Package Contents

  • OxyMax 200 aeration pump
  • 2 x 2m hoses
  • Air outlet

💡 Expert tip: The OxyMax 200 is ideal for tanks up to 200 liters. If you have a larger or heavily stocked aquarium, consider the OxyMax 400 model: good oxygenation can never be too much, especially in summer when warm water holds less dissolved oxygen.