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Tunze

Turbelle Nanostream 6025 (740 GPH)

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$67.99

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Why does BRS recommend this?

Tunze Stream pumps are some of the quietest pumps for the price.  We have used these pumps in multiple tank builds and have never been disappointed.  They are not necessarily the cheapest AC powered pumps on the market, however they are very quiet, can be pointed in any direction, and have one of the industry’s best warranty and customer service through Tunze USA. 

German-made Tunze powerheads are one of the best high flow powerheads available. They are smaller and can be hidden in the aquarium easier than competing brands. Tunze pumps can be configured in a wide range of positions to target any area of the tank.

 

Features

  • They are the smallest pumps available and easy to hide.
  • They rotate to a wide range of angles for targeted flow.
  • They consume less power.
  • Available accessories such as the Tunze Rock and Controllers make them even more user-friendly.
  • Excellent warranty and customer service.

 

Proper flow is very important to maintaining a thriving healthy aquarium. Aquariums with poor flow can experience a number of easily avoidable health issue. Using high flow powerheads in your aquarium will:

  • Significantly decrease the risk of algae outbreaks.
  • Keep waste and particles suspended longer so skimmers and filters have a better chance of removing them.
  • Prevent toxic pockets from forming in hard to reach areas.
  • Keep debris from collecting on corals.
  • Keep food suspended longer so you can add less food.
  • Increase the chances of long term healthy tank success.

 

Specifications

  • For aquariums from 10-55 gallons
  • Flow rate: 740 GPH
  • Energy consumption: 5W
  • Voltage/frequency: 120v
  • Cable length: 78.7”
  • Diameter: 2.7”
  • Output diameter 1.5/.59”

 

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Quick Compare - Tunze Powerhead Pumps

Model Flow Rate
(GPH)
Energy Use Diameter Output Diameter Controllable Tank Size
(Recommended)
Turbelle Nanostream 6015 475 3.5W 2.7" 1.5"/.59" No 10-55 Gal
Turbelle Nanostream 6020 660 5W 2.7" 1.5"/.59" No 5-100 Gal
Turbelle Nanostream 6025 740 5W 2.7" 1.5"/.59" No 10-55 Gal
Turbelle Nanostream 6040 53-1190 5W 2.7" 1.5"/.59"

Yes

5-135 Gal
Turbelle Nanostream 6045 400-1175 5-7W 2.7" 1.5"/.59" Adjustable 10-135 Gal
Turbelle Nanostream 6055 250-1450 4-18W 2.7" 1.5"/.59" Yes 10-135 Gal
Turbelle Stream 6065 1700 12W 3.5" 1.96" No 65-210 Gal
Turbelle Stream 6085 2100 14W 3.5" 1.96" No 105-265 Gal
Turbelle Stream 6105 700-3400 35W 3.5" 2.48" Yes 50-525 Gal
Turbelle Stream 6125 3150 22W 3.5" 2.48" No 105-525 Gal
Turbelle Stream 6155 1050-3950 < 52W 3.5" 2.4" Yes up to 800 Gal
Turbelle Stream 6255 1300-4800 < 58W 3.5" 3" Yes up to 1100 Gal

 

More Information
UPC 4025167602511
Manuals

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Variable Speed No
Gallons Per Hour 600 - 1000 GPH
Included Mounting Magnetic
Power Type AC
Power Consumption 5W
Power Cord Length 6 Feet
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Product Questions

I want to cycle a powerhead on and off with a third party controller. Will this powerhead ever start in reverse or chatter when starting?
Question by: kraig on Nov 9, 2017, 11:54 PM
The Tunze pumps are not designed to be used with a wavemaking device. Tunze does make DC powered pumps that can be controlled but the AC powered ones may chatter when they start up. We would suggest taking a look into the Hydor Evolution, or Rossmont Mover pumps if you are looking at connecting them to an on/off wavemaker.
Answer by: Charlie on Nov 26, 2017, 9:13 AM
Can I add the Tunze wave control system to this style pump? If so what components do I need?

Thanks!
~J. Fisher
Question by: Justin Fisher on Jan 8, 2017, 5:31 PM
Great question! Unfortunately, the Tunze 6025 is not controllable and will not work with any Tunze Multicontroller. :-(
Answer by: Randy on Jan 10, 2017, 5:02 PM
can I programs this pump with my apex for on and off wave maker scenarios ?
will it hold up?
Question by: vincent on May 10, 2016, 6:13 PM
Great question! These pumps can be set up on the Neptune energy bar to turn on/off, and they certainly will hold up to this function, however, on/off action will shorten the life span of any pump you choose to set up this way.
Answer by: Carter on May 10, 2016, 6:44 PM
What size power head would you suggest for a 18 gallon nano reef? I will be placing different types of coral in it. There are so many options I don't want to get more than what I need and will I need to get more than one to keep down dead spots? The aquarium footprint is 16” x 16” x 17” for a total of 18 gallons.
Question by: Craig Watkins on Mar 9, 2016, 6:05 PM
Great question!Anything around 180-250 would work well and on a tank of that size you will not need multiple. You can get standard powerheads such as the Hydor Koralia Nano 240GPH or DC controlable options Such as the Tunze Turbelle 6040.
Answer by: Connor on Mar 10, 2016, 3:39 PM