Kamoer STP3?

[Deleted member 20245]

I’ve been a huge fan of Kamoer pumps - they last almost forever, if you take care of them. I’m currently running the FX-STP2 on all my tanks but been keeping an eye on this. Thoughts on trying it out - not available in the US yet though? The app doesn’t seem to support STP3 yet (if that’s real) so that might be a concern.

Kamoer FX-STP3 WIFI PerIstaltic Continuous Duty Dosing pump Reef Aquarium Calcium Reactor Circulation Self-Priming Pumps
https://a.aliexpress.com/_mNr4lrD

 

[wishntoboutside]

These are in the US from CoralVue now. That being said the ones from Ali Babi may only be in Chinese I have not seen these in person yet but the pump head looks much cooler and may we the same body. I will know more in a few weeks and probably bring one to the club meet up for everyone to check it out.

 

[Deleted member 20245]

These are in the US from CoralVue now. That being said the ones from Ali Babi may only be in Chinese I have not seen these in person yet but the pump head looks much cooler and may we the same body. I will know more in a few weeks and probably bring one to the club meet up for everyone to check it out.

Cool. That would be interesting— I actually like the current pump heads facing horizontally so your tubes won’t kink. I dunno but looks like the in/out inlets are vertical?

 

[wishntoboutside]

Kamoer makes some really nice stuff as they are big in the medical industry. From what a recall a family member was a hobbiest so that where it all begin. Their line is overwhelmingly with so lay applications. All of the Hydros items are made with Kamoer pumps. Thier tubing is a little small for some but it's really durable stuff.
I will get more information on the pump and bring one to the June meeting.

 

[joseserrano]

kinda expensive for ali express.

 

[Deleted member 20245]

kinda expensive for ali express.

Ikr? However, it’s the same product you’ll buy in the States, minus support from the VAR. I actually bought one STP2 before to try out at $268 vs $400 - definitely throwing caution (and potentially money) to the wind…