The ReeFlo BH 2700 Could Blow You Down

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  1. Matt Rogers

    Matt Rogers Kingfish

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    The new ReeFlo BH 2700 external pump is a serious pump. At 6' of head it will crank out up to 2405 GPH. And it can still pull 795 GPH at 24 feet! Pretty incredible for a pump with only a 9"x9" footprint. The BH 2700 is versatile too with selectable power settings and also consumes less wattage that other brands. (See PDF) I don't see a lot of pumps with a stainless steel pump head. They have had one soaking in saltwater for 2 months now and it is going strong. And the one at RAP was dead quiet. A unique pump available now with an MSRP of $259. But if 3reefers want to be beta-testers, you can get it for only $159! Email bethf AT reeflopumps for details.

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    ReeFlo BH 2700 has selectable power settings via a 3-speed switch

    The BH stands for BlowHole! What a name. ReeFlo's booth at RAP said 'Ask us about our Blowhole!' I had to ask. :)

    matt


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  2. Camkha1234

    Camkha1234 Great Blue Whale

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    Very cool :)
     
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  3. Thatgrimguy

    Thatgrimguy Flying Squid

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    Can you clarify the email address? In PM if necessary I tried to PM to become a beta tester and Bethf @ reeflowpumps.com didnt' work for me

    NVM. I figured it out... It's bethf AT reeflopumps.com (no W)
     
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  4. Matt Rogers

    Matt Rogers Kingfish

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    My apologies. I throw a 'W' in there. Bethf AT reeflopumps dot com!
    I look forward to your review! ;)

    matt
     
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  5. Thatgrimguy

    Thatgrimguy Flying Squid

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    This pump is exactly what I am looking for! Perfect for my NPS build.
     
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  6. gcarroll

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    I think these Blowhole could make beckett and downdraft skimmers fashionable again. Pressure pumps without the huge wattage.
     
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  7. Dingo

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    I have used a BH 1100 for about 8 months now. I was instantly impressed.
    Big fan of reeflo products here and I will surely buy them again. These are one of the best pumps on the market, small foot print, silent, minimal energy usage, and powerful!
     
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  8. Thatgrimguy

    Thatgrimguy Flying Squid

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    My thoughts exactly. I'm hoping this will run an ETSS 2000.. Would save me a lot of money on the pump and on operation.
     
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  9. tinctorus

    tinctorus Feather Duster

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    Im interested in getting either the BH850 or the BH1100 for my tank since they look like great pumps, I can only imagine this thing

    ! question though Matt, since you saw this pump in person is it as "silent" as they claim it is?
    I ask because EVERY manufacture claims that there pumps are "silent" yet very few of them actually are
     
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  10. Matt Rogers

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    I couldn't hear much at all - the caveat here is that I was in a exhibition hall, living rooms may vary. But I really couldn't hear it.
     
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