Eheim Classic 2213 External Canister Filter – Up to 55 Gallons
Eheim Classic 2213 External Canister Filter – Up to 55 Gallons
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Eheim Classic 2213 External Canister Filter – Up to 55 Gallons
Description: The Eheim Classic 2213 External Canister Filter is a trusted, efficient, and durable filtration system designed for aquariums up to 55 gallons. Renowned for its quiet operation and long service life, this German-engineered filter delivers superior mechanical, biological, and chemical filtration to keep your aquarium water clear and your fish healthy.
Perfect for both freshwater and saltwater setups, the Classic 2213 offers a large filter volume for its compact size, ensuring excellent biological balance. It’s easy to set up, energy-efficient, and built to last—making it one of the most popular mid-size canister filters worldwide.
Highlights:
- External canister filter for aquariums up to 55 gallons
- Reliable, quiet, and energy-efficient German design
- Multi-stage filtration with large media capacity
- Includes tubing, spray bar, intake strainer, and double tap connectors
- Suitable for freshwater and saltwater aquariums
Specifications:
- Model: Eheim Classic 2213
- Aquarium Size: Up to 55 gallons
- Pump Output: ~116 GPH (440 L/h)
- Filter Volume: ~1.5 liters
- Power Consumption: ~8 watts
- Dimensions: 5.7” diameter × 12.4” height
- For Use With: Freshwater and saltwater aquariums
Care & Use:
- Place canister below aquarium level for proper siphon function
- Rinse pads in tank water (never tap) to preserve beneficial bacteria
- Replace fine pads every 2–4 weeks; coarse pads when worn; carbon pads as needed
- Pair with Eheim Substrat Pro, Mech, and pre-cut pads for optimal results
FAQs:
Q: Does the 2213 come with filter media?
A: Some versions include starter media; for best performance, add Eheim Substrat Pro, Mech, coarse, fine, and carbon pads.
Q: Is it quiet enough for living spaces?
A: Yes, the Eheim Classic series is well-known for silent operation.
Q: How often should I clean it?
A: Generally every 4–6 weeks depending on tank stocking and conditions.
