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CPR Aquatics CS50 Siphon Overflow
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We highly recommend viewing the CPR Aquatics CS Overflow video on the CPR Aquatics Web site for a general overview of all the CPR Aquatics overflows.
CPR Aquatics CS50 Siphon Overflow:
- Max. Flow Rate: 300 GPH
- Outflow Size: 3/4"
- Bulkhead
Width: 6-1/2"
A built-in overflow is the most efficient method of draining aquarium water to a filter. If your aquarium does not have built-in overflow, CPR Aquatics Siphon Overflows are the best means for getting water from an aquarium to a filter system without expensive modifications to the tank. They quietly skim up to six times more water than units with tubes.
The Lid for the CS50 Siphon Overflow needs to be purchased separately.
We highly recommend using the Aqua Lifter pump with your CPR Overflow to maintain siphon. You may also want to look at our Wet Dry Filter page where we have recommended packages including the Overflow Box, Aqua Lifter pump, return pump, Wet Dry Filter and plumbing.
The advantages of CPR Aquatics Siphon Overflow include:- Adjustable water level allows you to easily change the level in your tank
- Black top reduces algae growth
- Plastic screen to prevent fish loss
- Quiet operation
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CPR Aquatic Lid for CS50 Siphon Overflow
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The CPR Aquatic Lid for CS50 Siphon Overflow.
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CPR Aquatics CS90 Siphon Overflow
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We highly recommend viewing the CPR Aquatics CS Overflow video on the CPR Aquatics Web site for a general overview of all the CPR Aquatics overflows.
CPR Aquatics CS90 Siphon Overflow:
- Max. Flow Rate: 600 gph
- Outflow Size: 1" bulkhead
- Bulkhead
Width: 8"
- Needs 4.5 inches between back of tank and wall
A built-in overflow is the most efficient method of draining aquarium water to a filter. If your aquarium does not have built-in overflow, CPR Aquatics Siphon Overflows are the best means for getting water from an aquarium to a filter system without expensive modifications to the tank. They quietly skim up to six times more water than units with tubes.
The Lid for the CS90 Siphon Overflow needs to be purchased separately.
We highly recommend using the Aqua Lifter pump with your CPR Overflow to maintain siphon. You may also want to look at our Wet Dry Filter page where we have recommended packages including the Overflow Box, Aqua Lifter pump, return pump, Wet Dry Filter and plumbing.
The advantages of CPR Aquatics Siphon Overflows include:- Adjustable water level allows you to easily change the level in your tank
- Black top reduces algae growth
- Plastic screen to prevent fish loss
- Quiet operation
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CPR Aquatic Lid for CS90 Siphon Overflow
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The CPR Aquatic Lid for CS90 Siphon Overflow.
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CPR Aquatics CS100 Siphon Overflow
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We highly recommend viewing the CPR Aquatics CS Overflow video on the CPR Aquatics Web site for a general overview of all the CPR Aquatics overflows.
CPR Aquatics CS100 Siphon Overflow:
- Max. Flow Rate: 800 gph
- Outflow Size: 1" bulkhead
- Bulkhead
Width: 10"
A built-in overflow is the most efficient method of draining aquarium water to a filter. If your aquarium does not have built-in overflow, CPR Aquatics Siphon Overflow are the best means for getting water from an aquarium to a filter system without expensive modifications to the tank. They quietly skim up to six times more water than units with tubes.
The Lid for the CS100 Siphon Overflow needs to be purchased separately.
We highly recommend using the Aqua Lifter pump with your CPR Overflow to maintain siphon. You may also want to look at our Wet Dry Filter page where we have recommended packages including the Siphon Overflow, Aqua Lifter pump, return pump, Wet Dry Filter and plumbing.
The advantages of CPR Aquatics Siphon Overflow include:- Adjustable water level allows you to easily change the level in your tank
- Black top reduces algae growth
- Plastic screen to prevent fish loss
- Quiet operation
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CPR Aquatics CS102 Siphon Overflow
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We highly recommend viewing the CPR Aquatics CS Overflow video on the CPR Aquatics Web site for a general overview of all the CPR Aquatics overflows.
CPR Aquatics CS102 Siphon Overflow:
- Max. Flow Rate: 1,200 gph
- Outflow Size: 1" Bulkhead
- Bulkhead
Width: 10"
A built-in overflow is the most efficient method of draining aquarium water to a filter. If your aquarium does not have built-in overflow, CPR Aquatics Siphon Overflows are the best means for getting water from an aquarium to a filter system without expensive modifications to the tank. They quietly skim up to six times more water than units with tubes.
The Lid for the CS102 Siphon Overflow needs to be purchased separately.
We highly recommend using the Aqua Lifter pump with your CPR Overflow to maintain siphon. You may also want to look at our Wet Dry Filter page where we have recommended packages including the Overflow Box, Aqua Lifter pump, return pump, Wet Dry Filter and plumbing.
The advantages of CPR Aquatics Siphon Overflows include:- Adjustable water level allows you to easily change the level in your tank
- Black top reduces algae growth
- Plastic screen to prevent fish loss
- Quiet operation
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CPR Aquatic Lid for CS100 & CS102 Siphon Overflow
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The CPR Aquatic Lid for CS100 Siphon Overflow & CS102 Siphon Oveflow.
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CPR Aquatic Lid for CS150 & CS202 Siphon Overflow
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The CPR Aquatic Lid for CS150 Siphon Overflow & CS202 Siphon Oveflow.
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Tom Aquarium Products Replacement Diaphragm for Aqua Lifter Pump
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The Replacement Diaphragm for the Aqua Lifter Pump
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Tom Aquarium Products Aqua Lifter Water & Air Pump
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The Tom Aquarium Products Aqua Lifter is recommended for any application with the CPR Overflow Boxes. The Aqua Lifter will help the Overflow Box to maintain siphon. The Aqua Lifter is a unique one-of-a-kind
vacuum pump designed to lift water with its diaphragm and flappers. Note: The Aqua Lifter is not a water circulation pump, it just assists with the siphoning of water out of the tank with an overflow box. You still need a circulation pump to return water to the tank.
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