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This video shows how to set up an external filter for an aquarium using simply 3 grades of foams and great quality filter media……..With the bewildering array of filter media available for sale and manufacturers trying to outdo each other with pointless technical jargon designed to confuse the beginner and enthuse the armchair ‘expert’ I decided it was time to once again make filtration simple and understandable.
Filtration is at its most basic level a 2 stage process:

1 – Mechanical Filtration. The water passes through a series of foams or screens, each one finer than the last until it is visibly clean with no (or very few) suspended solids.

2 – Biological Filtration. The ‘clean’ water flows over and through media which can be plastic, ceramic or sintered glass. The best types of media are high quality sintered glass and ceramic (although there is a nation of poor quality ceramic media for sale from China). The media supports beneficial aerobic bacteria which consumes ammonia and nitrite, producing nitrate as an end product which is used up by plants or exchanged with the atmosphere. The very best media (e.g. Biohome) also supports anaerobic bacteria which will reduce the amount of nitrate providing a more complete filtering process.
More surface area = more bacterial colonisation. Common sense.

Foams and media to be positioned as follows (in order of contact first to last by water): Coarse, Medium, Fine foams followed by media. Yes, it is that simple.

Many manufacturers will advise the incorrect placement of media and foam pads; possibly for no other reason than to sell more replacement media? but if the media is well protected from muck by good foams then it will last many times longer.
No doubt there will be some ass clowns who cuss this video up and insist on having filters with digital readouts and the latest branded media but too often the idea of filtration is over worked to the point of stupidity – a case of the ‘Emperors new clothes’.

A filter is only as efficient as the media it uses and all too often manufacturers will sell cheap external filters which will filter no more than a small foam internal filter due to the media inside them being cheap ineffective crap. Rip out the guts of the cheap filters and replace them with decent layered foams and good quality media and your cheap filter is capable of outperforming the most expensive range of filters.

I am using 3kg of BIOHOME *MINI* ULTRA in this video. It is a sintered glass media which has been made to my specifications by the manufacturer of other Biohome media. Unbelievably good stuff.

*NOW AVAILABLE – BIOHOME ULTIMATE – It has exactly the same structure of mini ultra but also has the added trace elements of Biohome Plus. This combination easily makes it the best filter media you can buy.

For quality filter media supplied Worldwide click the link below and contact me for bulk orders on sales@filterpro.co.uk or 07772848730
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**PLEASE NOTE I HAVE CLOSED TYNE VALLEY AQUATICS AND NOW SELL MEDIA FROM HOME ONLINE. COLLECTING MEDIA IS NO PROBLEM JUST RING OR EMAIL ANY TIME.**

“For information please visit https://owners.nissanusa.com/nowners/. You will find quick reference guides and other useful information about your warranty, Bluetooth® system, and much more!

If your vehicle is not equipped with the Navigation System, please see your Owner’s Manual for information on the automatic climate controls for your vehicle.

This is the panel you’ll use to set the climate control system. Press THIS button to turn the system ON. The indicator light will illuminate and the system will automatically regulate and maintain fan speed, air flow and temperature in the cabin. Use THESE buttons to set the desired temperature.

Using the climate control system to heat the cabin when outside temperature is below 32° uses more electricity and affects vehicle range more than when using the heater at a temperature above 32°.

You can override the settings of the automatic climate control system as needed. For example, you can use THESE buttons to adjust the fan speed up or down.
Press THIS button to change the air flow mode. Your choice is shown on the display. The airflow can be set to the:
● center and side vents,
● center and side vents, and foot outlets,
● mainly from foot outlets, and
● from the defroster and foot outlets.

Press THIS button to recirculate air inside your vehicle. The indicator light will illuminate. This increases A/C efficiency and helps block outside odors from entering the cabin. Press again to draw in fresh outside air. Please be aware that when a DEFROSTER air flow mode is selected, the air recirculation feature will not activate. Allowing outside air to enter the vehicle further improves defogging performance.

Press and hold the intake air control button to set the intake air control to automatic. The indicator light will blink twice.

Press THIS button to manually turn the air conditioner ON or OFF. In hot or humid conditions, a visible mist may be seen coming from the vents. This does not indicate a malfunction.

Press the HEAT button to manually turn the heater on or off. The indicator light illuminates when the heater is active. For dehumidified heating, both the HEAT and A/C buttons should be activated.

You can return to automatic control of the climate system at any time by pressing THIS button.

To defrost or defog front and side windows, press THIS button. The indicator light will illuminate and air flow will be directed to the front and side windows. Adjust the temperature to a setting that will best meet weather conditions. For windshield deicing, set the temperature to maximum heat. Also, using the manual fan control, set the fan speed to HIGH.

To defrost or defog the rear window and, if so equipped, the outside mirrors, press the REAR WINDOW DEFROSTER button. The indicator light will illuminate. After defrosting, press again to turn OFF. If not turned OFF manually, this feature will automatically turn off after a period of time.

There are temperature sensors that regulate the automatic climate control settings. Please keep these areas clear of papers and other materials.

To help reduce power consumption of the lithium-ion battery for heating or cooling the vehicle, you can set the climate control system to preheat or precool the vehicle while it is connected to the charger. The climate control timers can be set to a specific time for each day of the week, or set to run only on specific days.

To set the climate control timer:
● Press the ZERO EMISSION button on the control panel,
● Then touch CLIMATE CONTROL TIMER.

The current schedule for the timers will be displayed. Touch EDIT SCHEDULE to adjust the days and times. Touch THESE keys to enable or disable either of the two available timers. Touch a day of the week to activate or deactivate the timer for that day. Use THESE keys to adjust the time. When you have finished adjusting the times, touch SAVE.

From the timer schedule screen, touch TIMER WITH PRIORITY to adjust the priority of the climate control timer in relation to the overall charging of the vehicle. If you select CHARGING TIMER, the climate control timer will not be activated unless the charge level for the vehicle charging timer has been reached. If you select CLIMATE CONTROL TIMER, the climate control timer activates regardless of vehicle charge level.

THIS light on the heater and air conditioner controls illuminates when a climate control timer is set.

Please see your Owner’s Manual for important safety information, system limitations and additional operating information.
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