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The Fluval Intake & Output Kit for 307 & 407 Canister Filters is the genuine intake and output kit for Fluval's 307 and 407 canister filters — the tubes, strainer and rim hardware that live inside the tank.

Key Features

  • Fits the Fluval 307 and 407 canister filters
  • The in-tank hardware takes the abuse: strainers get brittle, tubes get scratched, and clips break when a tank is rescaped
  • Sold as a set, which is usually cheaper than replacing the pieces individually
  • Made by Fluval, the aquatics brand of Rolf C. Hagen, which has been building aquarium filters since 1975

Fitting It

  • Unplug anything electrical before putting your hands in the tank
  • Disconnect the hoses and take the unit to a sink rather than working over the tank
  • Check the old part against the new one before fitting. If they differ, stop and check the model number
  • A smear of silicone lubricant on an O-ring before reassembly makes the next service much easier and helps the seal sit properly
  • Prime the filter and watch the first few minutes of running for leaks before you walk away

Good To Know

  • Check the model. The 107 and 207 use smaller parts and these will not fit
  • A cracked intake tube draws air and stops the filter priming, and the crack is often too fine to see
  • A sponge pre-filter over the strainer protects shrimp and small fish and keeps the intake clear
  • A genuine Fluval spare part. Check the model number against your unit before ordering — Fluval part numbers look alike and do not cross over between series
  • Fluval sells these individually so a filter can be repaired rather than replaced, which is usually the cheaper and greener option
  • Keeping a spare impeller and O-ring in the cupboard saves a tank when something fails on a weekend

Fluval intake & output kit for 307 & 407 canister filters

Genuine Replacement I For the 307 & 407 I Intake, Output & Rim Parts I Exact Fit

AED 160.00

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The Fluval Intake & Output Kit for 307 & 407 Canister Filters is the genuine intake and output kit for Fluval's 307 and 407 canister filters — the tubes, strainer and rim hardware that live inside the tank.

Key Features

  • Fits the Fluval 307 and 407 canister filters
  • The in-tank hardware takes the abuse: strainers get brittle, tubes get scratched, and clips break when a tank is rescaped
  • Sold as a set, which is usually cheaper than replacing the pieces individually
  • Made by Fluval, the aquatics brand of Rolf C. Hagen, which has been building aquarium filters since 1975

Fitting It

  • Unplug anything electrical before putting your hands in the tank
  • Disconnect the hoses and take the unit to a sink rather than working over the tank
  • Check the old part against the new one before fitting. If they differ, stop and check the model number
  • A smear of silicone lubricant on an O-ring before reassembly makes the next service much easier and helps the seal sit properly
  • Prime the filter and watch the first few minutes of running for leaks before you walk away

Good To Know

  • Check the model. The 107 and 207 use smaller parts and these will not fit
  • A cracked intake tube draws air and stops the filter priming, and the crack is often too fine to see
  • A sponge pre-filter over the strainer protects shrimp and small fish and keeps the intake clear
  • A genuine Fluval spare part. Check the model number against your unit before ordering — Fluval part numbers look alike and do not cross over between series
  • Fluval sells these individually so a filter can be repaired rather than replaced, which is usually the cheaper and greener option
  • Keeping a spare impeller and O-ring in the cupboard saves a tank when something fails on a weekend