With the latest cutting-edge reef system technology thats ready for immediate set-up, the Red Sea Max S 400 takes the guesswork out of the equation (MAX S System and Series). When it comes to equipment, water testing, light, flow, filtration, reef health and maintenance, this customizable one-plug control center allows you to sit back and enjoy the beauty and diversity of your coral reef rather than worrying about component selection, suitability, and compatibility. It takes research and planning to build a naturalistic self-sustaining system as reef-keeping gets more popular. Let Red Seas total reef-keeping solution do the work for you."
The MAX® S System boasts a polyurethane industrial paint coating on all external surfaces for an elegant and durable finish thats highly resistant to wear and tear (available in pearl white or black). This specially made system also comes with marine-grade aluminum frame cabinet side panels and doors, which can handle exposure to water and elements over the long term. These panels can be replaced anytime, allowing for renovation or a complete color change. Along with the replaceable trim on the aquarium and lights, these combined Red Sea Max S 400 features add up to an unparalleled level of strength and integrity.
Dependable Design with Refined Style
A saltwater resistant plastic frame and marine-grade aluminum design thats up to 15 millimeters thick blend nicely to support a crystal-clear view of your complete Red Sea Max S 400 reef system and ocean wildlife (with low-iron glass). You don't have to glue, saw, or wire anything it's already done for you.
The Safest Lighting for Reef Health
ReefLED¢ 90 Lights are included in the MAX® S-Series to ensure coral growth, maximum color rendition, correct coloration, and a gentle shimmer on your Red Sea Max S 400. State-of-the-art lighting technology helps bolster a much healthier and vibrant reef, where the perfect combination of luminous penetration and ocean ecosystem harmoniously collide. The best combination of ultraviolet, violet, blue LEDs, and an 8,000 kelvin-white channel provide a reef-safe range of REEF-SPEC light, as well as a separate 3-watt moonlight channel for nighttime viewing. Using the ReefBeat® App, youll have easy-to-use features such as clouds, a lunar moonlight cycle, and more. Featuring unique mounted lighting chassis, the fixture slides across the width of the tank for easy maintenance.
ReefLED is controlled by Red Seas ReefBeat® App which provides a wide range of easy to use functions such as random clouds, acclimation for new installations and a lunar cycle for the moonlights.
The lighting fixture features Red Seas unique,mounted lighting chassis that slides across the width of the tank, providing easy access for all aquarium maintenance tasks.
Red Sea Max S 400 - Convenient All-in-One Reef Filtration
A silent, flow-regulated downpipe feeds water from the surface skimmer to the in-cabinet sump of your Red Sea Max S 400. Meanwhile, the aquarium's main system pump returns filtered water to create a natural tide environment, constantly flushing, removing waste, and bringing in fresh nutrients. By creating miniature counter-current patterns, your coral surface and water-nutrient exchange will thrive, with food and critical elements biologically traded. This system can also support additional filtration systems, chillers, or reactors. You don't need any plumbing to connect the aquarium to the sump you can do it with standard connectors. It includes a main pump, REEFER Skimmer, mechanical filtration media, and piping for chiller and auxiliary reactors.
Integrated and Reliable Power Center for Red Sea Max S 400
With the MAX® S-Series filtration system, your Red Sea Max S 400 comes with a one-plug MAX® concept and 10 individually switched power outlets for all pumps and accessories. Youll also be covered and secure with integrated circuit breakers.
SYSTEM VOLUMES
Total system water volume
110 gal
Aquarium volume (display)
97 gal
In-cabinet sump volume
13 gal
DISPLAY TANK DIMENSIONS
Length
41"
Width
27.5"
Height
25"
TOTAL SYSTEM DIMENSIONS
External length
41"
External width
27.5"
External height (excluding light unit)
61"
GLASS
Ultra-clear front glass
1/2"
Ultra-clear side glass
1/2"
Bottom glass
1/2"
LIGHTING
ReefLED advanced light system
2 Units (RL90)
Nominal total output
180W
Integrated WiFi control via ReefBeat app
TOTAL CIRCULATION
2 X 570 gph Sump return + hidden individual circulation pumps
RETURN PUMP
Main system pump
1,850 gph Sump return + feed to skimmer / chiller / reactors
FILTRATION
Protein skimmer
Red Sea RSK 600: Water flow 400 gph air flow 195 gph
Mechanical filtration (bubble trap)
Micron filter bags (225 micron thin-mesh filter bag) 2
Carbon Filtration Media - Red Sea REEF-SPEC® carbon
20 oz
CABINET
Marine spec cabinet
Chiller-ready
Aluminum cabinet frame
ACCESSORIES
Integrated power center
10 switched sockets Integrated water top up system
by price
$4500-$4999
by size
101-200 Gallons
by style
All In One
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