Innovative smart water circulation pump boasts enhanced App-controlled functions for outstanding aquarium water movement you can customize with your smart mobile device with internet connectivity. Developed specifically for Red Sea, the ReefWave 25 Gyre Pump features the unique, patented, Maxspect cross-flow technology to provide vital water movement perfect for corals wherever they are placed in your reef aquarium landscape. 1,980 gph gyre pump features an advanced, smooth running and energy efficient sine-wave motor drive with vibration damping mounts and dual bearings for exceptionally quiet and reliable performance.

The Red Sea ReefWave 25 Gyre Pump is part of a suite of smart devices from Red Sea that can be operated via Wi-Fi through the Red Sea ReefBeat app. The ReefWave 25 Gyre Pump includes an on-board controller that has a wide range of preset wave settings as well as a built-in Wi-Fi that connects it to the ReefBeat App.

Please Note: For full functionality, each ReefWave must have a permanent connection to the internet through your home Wi-Fi network. All Red Sea connected devices can be operated via the ReefBeat App installed on an Android or iOS smart mobile device (SMD) with an internet connection.

Red Sea ReefWave 25 Specifications
True Maximum Flow Rate: 1,980 gph
Power Consumption: 4-25 Watt
Dimensions: 9” x 2.8” x 1.6” high
Recommended Aquarium Size: 1-1/2 ft to 4 ft
Maximum Glass Thickness: 5/8”
Cable Length: 10 ft

Features

• Cross-flow technology wave pump for a gentle, evenly distributed flow
• Silent and energy efficient Sine-Wave DC control motor
• 5 programmable wave patterns with unique Forward/Reverse/Alternating flow modes
• Easy assembly/disassembly for maintenance
• Dedicated Wi-Fi controller for each pump
• Synchronize multiple pumps of different sizes
• ReefBeat App for easy set-up, operation, monitoring and notifications

ReefBeat App Features

• Peace of Mind – ReefBeat is continuously in contact with your ReefWave pumps and will send you a notification whenever communication is lost.
• Daily Schedule – ReefBeat stores as many custom programs as you wish to create. Using the daily schedule, you can set up to 10 distinct wave types a day, with different pump intensities.
• Feed Mode – A quick and simple way to turn off a specific pump for a user-defined period while feeding your fish or corals. You can set different “OFF” periods for each pump.
• Customized Waves – Create multiple customized versions of each of the wave types and store them in your personal Wave Library. You can edit, delete, select, or preview the Customized Waves applied directly to your pumps or aquariums the 24-hour schedule.

Local Controller Functions

• Regular Flow - Pump provides a constant flow of water at the intensity you set in forward or reverse direction.
• Uniform Wave - Pump pulses at a uniform rate of 5 seconds between the maximum intensity in the forward or reverse direction you set and a default minimum 10% intensity.
• Step Wave - Pump pulses at a uniform rate of 5 seconds at a constantly changing intensity in steps of 10% from the minimum of 20% to the maximum intensity you set in the forward or reverse direction.
• Random Wave - Pump pulses at a randomly varying rate and at a randomly changing intensity up to the maximum intensity you set in the forward or reverse direction.
• Alternate Wave - Pump will alternate between a uniform wave in the forward and reverse directions every 5 minutes. User sets the maximum intensity for both directions.
• ReefBeat Mode - In the event that a ReefWave controller has been programmed by ReefBeat, selecting this mode will implement the last known 24-hour wave schedule even when not connected to the ReefBeat App.
• Feed Mode - Pump will stop for 30 minutes and will automatically resume the currently selected wave.
• Pause/Play - Stop and start the pump on demand as required for pump or tank maintenance.

ReefBeat Connected Functions

• ReefBeat Schedule - User defined 24 hour schedule of up to 10 time slots per day. Each time slot will implement a user defined wave in the forward, reverse of alternating direction. There is also a “no wave” option for periods of no flow.
• ReefBeat Wave Library - Multiple customized versions of each of the wave types can be saved in the wave library for implementation in the daily schedule.
• Groups - Up to 3 pumps can be grouped together and run a common schedule.
• Regular Flow - Pump provides a constant flow of water at the intensity you set in forward or reverse direction.
• Uniform Wave - Pump pulses at a user definable uniform pulse rate between the maximum intensity in the forward or reverse direction you set and a default minimum 10% intensity. Grouped pumps can be run in sync or anti-sync.
• Step Wave - Pump pulses at a user definable uniform pulse rate with intensity increasing in user definable number of equal steps from the minimum of 20% to the maximum intensity you set in the forward or reverse direction.
• Random Wave - Pump provides a constant flow of water at the maximum intensity you set in forward or reverse direction.
• Surface Wave - Pump pulses at a user definable uniform pulse rate set in 1/10 of a second to create a standing wave pattern on the water surface. Grouped pumps can be run in sync or anti-sync.
• Preview - Test wave settings before saving and including in the Schedule.
• On/Off - Stop and start a specific pump on demand for individual pump maintenance.
• ReefBeat Feed Mode - All selected ReefBeat connected devices will be stopped for a user defined period and thereafter will automatically resume the schedule.
• ReefBeat Maintenance Mode - All selected ReefBeat connected devices will be stopped until the Maintenance mode is disabled, and wave schedule will be resumed.
• ReefBeat Emergency Shut-down - All selected ReefBeat connected devices will be stopped until the Emergency shut-down is disabled, and wave schedule will be resumed.
• Notifications - A notification will be sent to your SMD whenever internet connection to the ReefWave is lost. Could be due to a power or internet outage, router failure or a fault with a specific device.