Aquatop Power Head
Aquatop's PH series of power heads provides superior water movement and prevents stagnant water conditions in aquariums. Easily installed, these units are ideal for powering under-gravel filtration systems, while the optional venturi air intake feature with air regulator increases water aeration. Both efficient and quiet, the ph series can be used in fresh and saltwater aquariums.
Features:
- Fully Submersible
- Suitable for both Fresh and Saltwater use
- Provides vital water movement for reef aquariums
- Constructed of high strength/impact ABS
- Ideal design for running under-gravel filters
- includes optional intake and air regulator to aerate water
| Model | PH-8 | PH-16 | PH-22 | PH-35 |
| Voltage | 120/60Hz | 120/60Hz | 120/60Hz | 120/60Hz |
| Watts | 8 watts | 16 watts | 22 watts | 35 watts |
| Max Height | 1.0M | 1.3M | 1.6M | 2.5M |
| Flow Rate | 158GPH | 264GPH | 317GPH | 422GPH |
My favorite brand of powerhead. Works great and lasts.
Love everything I’ve bought
I bought two of the 422 powerhead for my 75g tank. Wanted to try to make a river tank. So far everything is going good. The barbs, danions and hill stream loachs are loving it.
I bought both the PH-8 and PH-35 recently. The PH-8 was mounted to a sponge filter in a 55 gallon mainly to increase the flow in the tank, which it did VERY well. Any larger pump and I'd be concerned about too much flow. It's only been a week so can't comment yet on the longevity of the pump. I got the PH-35 for an outdoor project I'm planning for the spring. I wanted a reasonably priced pump that could move water over 4 feet up, will see how this performs once the ice has thawed...So far out of the box, it moves a LOT of water and is pretty beefy.
The suction cups aren't the best but it does its intended purpose in my planted tank.