🌊 Jebao SLW-30 Compact Wavemaker - Efficient 3434gph Flow, Sleek Black Design Review

When something gets stuck in this shaft generator it makes a terrible noise. He's not strong enough to assert himself. Part of the shaft generator had come loose and was binding, and it sounded like someone was driving with a loose belt. Poorly designed, weak and poorly made

A few days ago one of the shaft generators I bought 8 months ago stopped working. Didn't move and the controller started flashing lights. Opened, cleaned, worked for several hours, then the same thing. Not working right now. I've bought shaft generators a lot cheaper than this one and they last longer. also no guarantee. in great danger

I recently had a Maxspect Gyre in my cube aquarium and needed a bit more flow so I decided to give Jebao a try. After getting it I had more than enough flow in my tank and removed another pump. I really like this product as it is very good value for money, meets all my aquarium needs and the random mode has created a great polyp expansion with my SPS corals.

I bought it two years ago, it's great. This latest acquisition for my new build I can say it's very good without weighing my pocket. I had vortech/eco tech and the same. You can control the levels, have different patterns and a feeding timer. In my opinion it's great. I am leaving a comment for the builders because I had no idea about this brand.

They move a lot of water but the current is very wide so they won't clog your corals. They are very powerful, but absolutely silent. They have a significant flaw so I only give them 3 stars. When used as master/slave, after about 15 minutes the connection will be lost and the slave pump will stop working. I had to set them up on the Hydor Wave Generator to get around this problem.

Strong diffuse flow is great! My only issue is the pump's outer casing, which twists easily when you turn the pump on the magnet. The noise is similar to each of the OW models so you can hear it, but it's drowned out by other noises on my system. The general build quality is also similar to the OW models. The magnets are strong enough to hold the pump in place and the pump will hold its position even on the highest setting. I will be buying another to replace another of my OW25.

I bought the SLW-30. I have it on a 125g tank. The magnet is not strong enough. I have most of the weight on the cable, and the magnet is just enough to keep it from swaying. There was a black rubber ring in the kit that I think should have been used to change the angle, but it's pretty much useless. I doubt he can hold it even with the thinnest glass. I can say that it's virtually silent and navigates a decent amount of water despite its low profile. I can try to find a stronger magnet and see

After all the good reviews and a modest price, I decided to try it. Wow, that thing moves water. I have a 90 gallon and I only run it on level 3 or 4 and it has a lot of water movement. The first block lasted just over a week when I was walking down the stairs one morning and heard a piercing screech. I knew this meant bearing damage, so I immediately requested a refund from Revain. A few days later I received the second one and it worked without any problems for about 3-4 weeks. If I encounter

I bought 2 of these for my reef tank. Pros: Really wide chaotic flow. Good mounting options. A simple but easy to use controller. With 2 pumps mine are set up as master/slave and take turns with only the master needing to be adjusted. Cons: Noise is average. As in I still use them but they are verifiable. I have a smaller SLW-20 and it's almost silent. In C mode I get a nnnnnnnnrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnrrrrrrrrrrrrrr nnnnnnnnnnrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.