Shiruba XB305 External Filter – Compact Canister Filtration with High Flow for Up to 100 L Tanks
The Shiruba XB305 External Filter combines form and function in a compact external canister design that caters to aquariums up to 100 L. You can either hang it from the tank rim or place it on a surface, offering versatile installation to suit your tank setup. Its inlet and outlet are engineered to channel water efficiently through its media trays—minimizing bypass and maximizing filtration.
Equipped with a low-power 7 W motor, the filter delivers a robust flow rate of up to 440 L/h and can lift water up to 110 cm—making it suitable for both nano tanks and moderately sized aquascapes. With a total filtration volume of 2.5 L (1.5 L in media baskets), there's ample space for mechanical sponges, carbon, and bio-rings. Durable ABS plastic construction ensures reliability and ease of maintenance over time.
Specifications
- Filter Name: Shiruba XB305 External Filter
- Suitable Aquarium Size: Up to 100 L (approx. 75 cm long)
- Flow Rate: Up to 440 L/h
- Max Lift Height: 110 cm
- Power Consumption: 7 W
- Filtration Volume: Chamber 2.5 L; Baskets 1.5 L
- Mounting Options: Hang-On or Tabletop
- Material: High-quality ABS Plastic
- Origin: Designed and Made in Taiwan
- Dimensions: 260 × 122 × 182 mm
- Power Supply: AC220–240 V, 50 Hz
How to Use This External Filter
- Position the filter either by hanging it on the tank rim or placing it beside your aquarium.
- Install your chosen filter media—sponges, carbon, bio-rings—into the provided baskets.
- Connect the soft tubing (12/16 mm) from inlet and outlet to the corresponding points on your tank.
- Prime the filter by filling the chamber and tubes with water, ensuring no air pockets remain.
- Plug in the unit and verify steady water flow is established; adjust arrangement for optimal circulation.
- Maintain by rinsing media in tank water, replacing chemical media as needed, and cleaning the impeller monthly.
Care & Maintenance Tips
- Rinse mechanical filter media in tank water during regular water changes to preserve beneficial bacteria.
- Replace chemical media like activated carbon every 4–6 weeks for clarity maintenance.
- Inspect and clean the impeller and tubing monthly to prevent clogs and maintain quiet operation.
- Ensure secure connections with provided U-type and L-type soft tubes to prevent leaks.
- Always disconnect power before servicing the filter to avoid spills or electrical risks.
