




The Nyos Viper 5.0 is a quiet, adjustable German-engineered pump delivering 1000–5000 L/h for marine and freshwater aquariums.
Built for versatility, the Viper 5.0 can be used as a return pump, reactor pump, or utility pump, making it ideal for a wide range of aquarium setups. With an adjustable dial for flow control, ceramic bearings, and durable impeller design, it ensures silent, reliable performance with minimal maintenance. Compact and energy-efficient, the Viper 5.0 is trusted for continuous operation in reef and freshwater systems alike.
Key Features
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Adjustable flow rate: 1000–5000 L/h via manual dial (no controller needed)
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Ultra-quiet, energy-efficient operation
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Fully submersible with ceramic bearings and robust impeller
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Suitable for saltwater and freshwater aquariums
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Compact footprint for tight sumps or compartments
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Built for continuous operation with minimal maintenance
Specifications
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Model: Nyos Viper 5.0
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Flow Rate: 1000–5000 L/h (adjustable)
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Recommended Tank Size: 300–1000 L (as return pump)
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Max Head Height: ~3.2 m
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Power Consumption: Max 85W
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Dimensions: 145 × 80 × 115 mm
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Use: Submersible only
Applications
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Return pump for sumps and all-in-one marine systems
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Reactor, UV steriliser, or chiller pump
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Utility pump for water changes
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Reliable option for reef systems needing stable, consistent flow
What’s in the Box
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Nyos Viper 5.0 Pump
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Suction feet for vibration dampening
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Hose adapters for simple installation
Why Choose Nyos
Nyos is known for premium aquarium equipment built with precision German engineering. The Viper series combines durability, efficiency, and whisper-quiet performance, even under heavy load.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean impeller and housing every 1–3 months to ensure peak performance
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Never run dry; ensure continuous submersion during use
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Provide adequate ventilation when installed in enclosed sumps
⚠️ Disclaimer: Not designed for dry use. Hose fittings and output plumbing sold separately. Always check flow requirements for your aquarium before installation.