BRS dual reactor vs NextReef MR1

[JonT]

Originally Posted by Coleus

hi Brett

Thanks for your offer but I can take your words for it. So is it easy to replace media. I plan to buy two so that when the time to change, i can just rinse media in the extra one and then just swap the cartridge. My another problem right now is to transfer media from rinse bucket to reactor, i always spill them all over the floor which **** me off

Well, you won't spill with the BRS unit.

Take the tube out, dump the old, rinse, add the new.

I put a small square of egg crate in the sink. Set the cartridge on that, and run the water through for however long you need to rinse for.

If you use RO for rinse, you can setup a small pump, and still do the same thing.

I have a single BRS unit, and I am about to get another. Then I am going to get rid of the TLF150 I have. I am tired of replacing the O ring.

[Coleus]

Originally Posted by JonT

Well, you won't spill with the BRS unit.

Take the tube out, dump the old, rinse, add the new.

I put a small square of egg crate in the sink. Set the cartridge on that, and run the water through for however long you need to rinse for.

If you use RO for rinse, you can setup a small pump, and still do the same thing.

I have a single BRS unit, and I am about to get another. Then I am going to get rid of the TLF150 I have. I am tired of replacing the O ring.

Thanks. Going to order 2 and see how it goes. Then maybe i can use another deltec for pellets. Woot woot

[lastlight]

I'd recommend buying the seperate ones so you can tweak flow to both individually.

[Palmer]

I'm in the market for another TLF reactor if you want to offset your cost...

[Bblinks]

I run a smr1 for pellets and a mr1 for rowa, I really like the nextreef reactor due to the simplicity. For pellets IMO nextreef hands down but as far as phosphate brs is just a bit easier to change out the media.

P.S. nextreef parts are in most lfs. So that means replacement parts are more readily available.