EHEIM aquaball 60 Internal Aquarium Filter – 2401

EHEIM aquaball 60 – Compact, Modular Filtration with 360° Flow Control

The EHEIM aquaball 60 is a versatile internal filter designed for small freshwater aquariums up to 60 L. Its unique ball‑shaped pumphead rotates freely on a ball joint, allowing you to direct the outflow in any direction for optimal water circulation. A control knob on the nozzle lets you set the exact flow rate, while the power‑diffusor regulates air intake, boosting oxygen levels for a healthier aquatic environment.

Built with a modular construction, the aquaball lets you add or remove filter baskets (Easy‑Klick Locking System) to tailor the filter volume to your tank’s needs. The round filter modules draw water evenly across a large surface area, preserving the beneficial bacteria colonies essential for biological filtration.

Specifications

• Diameter: 96 mm (Ø)
• Filter volume: 0.18 L
• Suitable aquarium size: 30 L (ideal) – up to 60 L
• Freshwater compatible: Yes
• Sea water compatible: Yes
• Height: 160 mm
• Power consumption: 5 W (50 Hz)
• Pumping head (max): 0.35 m – 0.37 m
• Flow capacity: 150 L – 480 L per hour
• Manufacturer guarantee: 3 years
• Packing: 4 parts
• Packing dimensions (W × D × H): 9.5 cm × 10.8 cm × 22.3 cm

How to Use This Filter

1. Attach the suction‑cup holder to a clean glass surface inside the aquarium.
2. Insert the aquaball unit into the holder, ensuring the pumphead is facing upward.
3. Fill the mediabox beneath the pumphead with your chosen filter media (mechanical, biological, or adsorptive pads).
4. Adjust the flow rate using the control knob on the outflow nozzle to suit your tank’s inhabitants.
5. Set the power‑diffusor to the desired air intake level for optimal oxygenation.
6. Secure any additional filter baskets with the Easy‑Klick Locking System if extra filtration capacity is needed.

Care & Maintenance Tips

• Turn off the filter and remove it from the suction‑cup holder before cleaning.
• Rinse filter baskets and media in aquarium water (not tap water) to preserve beneficial bacteria.
• Replace mechanical filter pads regularly; biological media can be cleaned less frequently to maintain bacterial colonies.
• Check the power‑diffusor for blockages and clean it to ensure consistent oxygen enrichment.
• Inspect suction cups for wear and replace them if they lose grip.
• Periodically verify the flow rate and adjust the control knob as the tank matures.