Is my filter & chiller compatible? Hailea HC 500A & Fluval 206

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Hey guys,
I've recently gotten a Hailea HC 500A chiller which is for aquariums up to 500L for my 150 L tank which I filter with a Fluval 206. The recommended flow rate for the chiller is 1200 to 3000 LPH but my filter's pump output is only 780 L/h so I'm guessing i'll have to buy a new pump? Does anyone with this chiller have any recommendations for a suitable pump and good ways to reduce the outflow from the chiller as I'm worried the current from the canister filter & the chiller will be too much for my axolotl.
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