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Received several queries about the Clarisea Gen 3 and whether its a worthwhile equipment. Its been 1 month since the last new roll of fleece change. Below is the current state. I'd expect the roll to last approximately 2.5 months. This reason alone is enough to justify installing it - no need to mess around with dirty wool every few days. The additional rollers on the Gen3 seems to reduce the strain on the motors - so far its pulling effortlessly & no bunching observed. Ideally the Clarisea be located towards the front of the sump with easy access to the dirty fleece roll. Someone also asked how the circuit breaker in my tank cabinet. Its good to have but not critical. I have 6 power exension chords. Each is linked to a circuit breaker. In this way, if one item trips, there is a chance that it won't trip the rest of the breakers/equipment. For example, there are 2 return pumps in the tank. They are connected to different extension chords/breaker. However, a backup battery for the wavemeker is considered essential. Very critical to keep the wavemaker going in the display tank if it trips even if its for a couple of hours. In the meantime, the Apex heartbeat function would notify if power in the house is out. It coule be 1 - 2 hours before you reach home. With the wavemaker still running, there is peace of mind there won't be serious issues during that time. The Coralbox battery is quite OK. The Ecotech one works best with the Vortech wavemakers & have a larger capcity as well.