Any feed back on Sequence ReefFlo pumps

[petrasb]

I am looking at the Sequence ReefFlo HammerHead 5800gph pump. I want somthing to handle upgrades in the future. Has anyone had any negative experiances with these pumps?
Thanks

 

[reefjunkee]

Best pump on the market IMHO.

 

[cameron]

Their reputation is probably the best out there. They make a fine pump. Don't know how good their support is, but haven't ever heard anyone having a problem and using it either.

 

[casper75]

I have had a hammer head on my 240 since 2004 with no problems .

 

[skriz]

I run 2 hammerheads. They're fantastic. Great flow and very quiet (I run both in the living room).

As far as CS, couldn't tell you..I've never needed it.

 

[mojo]

I've always had fantastic service out of my sequence pumps (owned 4? now), and would highly recommend them.

I did have a SEQ5800 once, but ended up selling it. Unless you've got a SERIOUS need - I'm talking 30' of head or a 1000+g tank, I'd consider something smaller. It was WAY too much pump for my 240g tank + 100g sump with 16' head - I had nothing but problems with microbubbles. I suppose a bigger sump (2-300g) would take care of that. In any case - be aware that the 5800 is a huge pump, and may be too much for you. No complaints of the pump - it was just too</em> much...

 

[willtel]

I use a Reeflo Snapper as my only pump on my nano system. It is over sized for my system and provides enough flow for my two returns, a refugium, and a UV sterilizer with capacity to spare. If I opened the main valve all the way I'm confident that I could wash my car with saltwater while standing in my dining room! Mine is very quiet and pretty efficient too.

I think Marine Fish is a Sequence dealer.

Mine is hiding right behind the LiterMeter.

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