Skimz new E series skimmer pump coming out of Singapore

By on May 04, 2010

Singapore-based Skimz recently announced a new line of protein skimmer pump dubbed the E series. The needlewheel design was developed jointly with what the website refers to as an “Italian pump manufacturer” and uses seamless coated rare Earth magnets in the design. From the images online, we are pretty certain these pumps were developed by Eden, sharing many of the design characteristics of previous pumps released by Eheim. The new line of pumps (E4, E8, E10 and E12) are smaller but are rated up to 1,200 liters per hour of air draw and if they are on par with similar pumps, should have a lower power consumption. No pricing or water movement specs on this pump yet but it looks as if this line of pumps will be featured on Skimz protein skimmers replacing the AquaBee pumps currently used on their products. We’ll be keeping an eye out for these pumps and hopefully bring back more details from InterZoo.

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  • John Ong

    We have new SKIMZ skimmer pump called the “E Series”. it is very powerful with high air intake and low power consumption.

    There are four models, E4, E8, E10 and E12.

    The E4 can produce 540-780 l/h and E8 is 960 l/h of air intake. The power consumption for E4 is 12W and E8 is 20W.

  • John Ong

    We have new SKIMZ skimmer pump called the “E Series”. it is very powerful with high air intake and low power consumption.

    There are four models, E4, E8, E10 and E12.

    The E4 can produce 540-780 l/h and E8 is 960 l/h of air intake. The power consumption for E4 is 12W and E8 is 20W.

  • John Ong

    We have new SKIMZ skimmer pump called the “E Series”. it is very powerful with high air intake and low power consumption.

    There are four models, E4, E8, E10 and E12.

    The E4 can produce 540-780 l/h and E8 is 960 l/h of air intake. The power consumption for E4 is 12W and E8 is 20W.

  • http://reefbuilders.com Brian Blank

    Thanks for the additional data John. Do you have power and air draw data for the larger E10 and E12?

  • http://reefbuilders.com Brian Blank

    Thanks for the additional data John. Do you have power and air draw data for the larger E10 and E12?

  • http://reefbuilders.com Brian Blank

    Thanks for the additional data John. Do you have power and air draw data for the larger E10 and E12?