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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
 A BioMaster, BioMaster Thermo
1 HeatUp 150: BioMaster Thermo 250
HeatUp 200: BioMaster Thermo 350
HeatUp 300: BioMaster Thermo 600
HeatUp 400: BioMaster Thermo 850
2 Operating instructions HeatUp
25/50/75/100/150/200/250/300/400
3 Holding ring for HeatUp assembly
4 Blind plug
5 Handle, when the handle is hinged down there are
two fasteners (10), locked
6 Unit head
7 Pre-filter with suction button
8 Connection unit with hose connectors, outlet and
inlet
9 Fastener
10 Container, filled with filter media
11 Operating instructions
BioMaster 250/350/600/850,
BioMaster Thermo 250/350/600/850
12 Rubber feet
Overview
 B Suction unit, flow-out unit
1 Flow-out pipe
2 Suction pipe
3 Hose adapter
4 Hose
5 Angle piece, adjustable
6 Adapter, suction pipe
7 Suction basket
8 Suction cup
9 Terminal
10 Cover cap
11 Water distributor
Intended use
Only use the product described in this manual as fol-
lows:
• BioMaster 250/350/600/850: Water filtering and
recirculation.
• BioMaster Thermo 250/350/600/850: Water heat-
ing, filtering and recirculation.
• For operation with freshwater or saltwater.
• While adhering to the technical specifications.
(→ Technical data)
The following restrictions apply to the unit:
• Only use indoors and for aquaristic purposes in the
home (not for commercial use).
• Only operate with water at a water temperature of
+4 °C to +35 °C.
Function description
Drawn in by a pump in the unit head, the water first
flows through the pre-filter then from the bottom to
the top through the superimposed layers of filter me-
dia. The water then flows back into the aquarium via
the flow-out pipe or water distributor.
Foam filters with different pore densities, and Hel-X
bio-elements serve as filter media.
In units with heater, the water is heated during its pas-
sage through the filter system.
Quantity
ACCESSING THE UNIT
3
Careful handling of the heater
1
2
C A U T I O N
1
Hot surface!
Risk of burns when touching the glass bulb.
1
• Switch off the heater and allow it to cool down be-
1
fore removing it from the water.
1
5
C A U T I O N
5
Risk of breaking the glass!
1
The glass bulb of the heater can break and cause cuts.
• Take care when handling the heater.
1
• Allow the heater to cool down first. Do not immerse
it in cold water or pour cold water over it.
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