AquaTop Forza DC Wave Maker Pump, 20W, 3434 GPH

Good water movement keeps an aquarium healthy and your fish active, and the Aquatop Forza DC Wave Maker Pump is built to deliver it with finesse. This is the 20 W model, rated at a powerful 3434 GPH, making it a strong choice for owners who want serious circulation throughout a larger tank. Aquatop designed these 24v direct current pumps to move and draw water in a unique way that traditional powerheads cannot match. The result is a pump that brings real, varied flow to a big display without dominating the room it sits in.

• At 20 W and 3434 GPH, it is the high-output model in the line, built to push real flow through a bigger aquarium.
• The Prop-Style Impeller and 360-degree uniform water draw create a wider distribution of flow compared to traditional powerheads.
• It runs as a highly efficient direct current pump, the brand's approach to powerful movement without wasted energy.
• A strong, secure magnet mounting system lets you place it flexibly wherever your tank needs flow.
• The pump runs quietly and efficiently, so steady circulation does not mean a noisy living room.
• It offers 6 wave modes and 20 flow rates, managed by a programmable LED controller for precise regulation.
• Two units can be synchronized wirelessly, so you can build enhanced water movement across the whole tank.
• The controller detects when the room is dark and automatically enters night mode, easing flow when the lights are out.
• Smart LED control puts that fine-tuned regulation right at your fingertips, day or night.
• With 6 modes and 20 rates to combine, you can fine-tune the current to suit the livestock you keep.

Healthy fish love a tank with natural, varied current, and this 20 W Forza DC Wave Maker brings that movement with power and precision. Mount it with the magnet system, dial in your wave mode and flow rate, and let the programmable controller handle the rest. Your fish get the lively, well-circulated water they thrive in, and you get a quiet, efficient pump that practically runs itself.