Depends on several things...
How stocked is the tank? If the tank is well stocked then more l/h will be needed.
also the type of fish and plants, some fish need the water sparkling, others dont really care and plants act as big biological filters and fast growing ones can remove the need for much of the firltration.
In terms of filtration, the rule of thumb is minimum of 4x every hour is needed for a healthy aquarium. I personallyy believe that a target of 6-7 times is better and that is what i aim for.
So, i would suggest that the 2213 is too small, even tho it is a great filter
Some of the cheeper brands are still very reliable and do well. My aquanova 1500l/h filter lasted about a year before the pump started to leak, could replace it for $50 but meh. I also have a proaqua 2200l/h with UV unit that i use on my growout tank and even tho i have had some issues with it, it is running perfectly now.
I would suggest something around the 1500l/h range would be fine as it will prob slow to about 800l/h with media and head.