CURRENT Dual eFlux Aquarium Wave Pumps, 1,050gph - Includes 2 Wave Maker Water Circulation Pumps for Freshwater and Saltwater Fish Tanks - Multiple Adjustable Flow Modes - Wireless Remote Control

Purchased for a new tank as I already use same set up in another tank. No way to test item until I got the new tank up and running, unit was purchased prior to receiving the shipment of tank. Finally got it installed, of course after the return period, and the sensor and remote do not function. No way to change settings without it. Plugged in the sensor and used remote from other unit and it works fine, so I know it's not the hub, it's the sensor and remote. No way to return defective item after first use...

Not gotta lie the settings were confusing at first. Solid pump that produces a solid flow. When operating they are silent.

This honestly needs to be a 3 pump set up for a 75g tank. These pumps work well, but the directions need to include setting the pumps to behave a certain way.Like pulsemode where the pumps alternate in the cycle, for a 75g aquarium this puts out decent flow. But to get everywhere it needs three 1050gph pumps. Seems like a lot, but with rock scapes, it blocks the corners. Also a must for more random flow, otherwise two pumps will make a circular pattern, and thats about it.Needs cleaning regularly. I had one pump burn out less then a year in. They replaced it no problem. A+. That was from current directly though, not amazon. I think...UPDATE: I've had these pumps for 2 years, and I've replaced 1 pump 2x now. And this time wasn't under the 1 year warranty. So im actually headed to a different set up. I want three years of operation, not having to spend 100$ on a pump every year. Yeah this is getting dropped to 2 stars from 4, for the two pumps I've had to replace.

I set these up in a 125 gallon long and they are awesome. They’re compact and very powerful. They manage to push water across the full 72 inches of the tank. They’re very easy to install and adjust as needed. I’m very impressed.

As the headline states I am wishing I had gotten the next model up as these are very easy to control and instead of running these maxed out I could have run the next model at a low setting. But these seem to be very well made, setup is simple and they work as advertised.

I have two sets of these. I have one in my 180 gallon freshwater tank I have them close to the bottom so that any left over food or poop get pushed back into the water and makes it’s way to the filter. I have not cleaned poop or food off the sand since I put this in the tank. I have a second set on my new salt water tank and I have them contacted to the loop light bar. I love this system thinking about seeing if they offer a 72 inch light for my freshwater tank so I connect the wave pumps to it.

When we 1st got it we had to do a replacement immediately due to it wouldn't hook up and run. We have had the 2nd one for right at 8-9 months now and it has already gone out. Not really Wirth the price to already have to buy a replacement.

Having owned an eFlux DC Flow Control 1900GPH pump for 4 flawless years I elected to replace my off name brand wave pumps for these. Unfortunately these were the biggest letdown. Getting a single pump up and running was no issue, however the flow seemed a little weak even at full power. Hooked up the second pump and it all but refused to enter sync mode. What the instructions don't tell you is you apparently need to turn off channel 3 (no pump connected) before you attempt to sync pumps 1&2, and then they will only sync up after holding the P/S button for a full 30 seconds. Pumps finally synced up and set to surge mode and set to maximum flow and what should have been the longest frequency.. Wrong. The wave/pulse indicator is reverse what you would think it should be. With only 1 LED lit it has the longest time between wave crests not the shortest as one would intuitively think. Of course no where in the instructions is this mentioned. So finally get the frequency pulse set on Pump 1 I decide to check pump 2 and despite it being in sync mode it's doing a completely different pulse than pump 1. When in sync you cant make any adjustment to pump 2. Three power cycles and a power cut later the pumps finally sync up and creating alternating wave action. Then I attempt to increase flow and the fall out of sync.. Again.. Repeating the power cycles and they are at full strength and still feel weak but finally get them where they are close to the previous pumps in wave crest and power (despite the old smaller pumps did the same thing at 1/2 power) Now comes feed mode. Enter feed mode and pump 1 stops but pump 2 goes to full blast stream mode... Take it out of feed mode and pump 1 is back in surge but pump 2 is in wave mode on totally different power and frequency settings despite being synced... That's it for these pumps. While I love the reliable DC Flow pump and highly recommend it, sadly these however.. Save your money and get something else that will actually work.