Ghl Profilux Discussion And Support Thread

[Jason McK]

Oh Crap I just placed an order with Progressive Reef. I guess I'll call them tomorrow to try and add to my order.

BTW I've never had replies so fast. where you waiting for me LOL

J

[Aqua-Digital]

Nope just part of th service, but now i see you run the ZeoVit system we will have to pressure you endlessly to take up the Fauna marin Ultra Lith system

[Jason McK]

Oh that will be a hard sell. I've been on Zeovit since before it was available in Canada.
But you can try. LOL
I'm sure I'll have many more question in the next couple of days. I actually have nothing hooked up as of yet. I've just managed to ensure the WAN is working and everything is tanking. Tonight I'll find the ultimate spot for it. Then attach the lights and probs.


J

[Aqua-Digital]

there will be a fauna thread just like this one here in a few days, so look out for it and the free samples.

[Fauna Marin]

Hi jason

I´am now also here for your questions :-)
Many greetings to canada
Claude

[Aqua-Digital]

There you go one more mark for the Fauna camp, direct access to the boss and the developer - Claude

Good to see you here Claude

[Jason McK]

LOL OK but I'll stick to the Proflux Questions here.

Have another one for you. I have both the digital 4 and 6 power bar. I assumed I could just plug my 3 MH Ballast into 1 of the sockets. A friend told me I should only plug them into the High AMP socket. Is this true?

[Aqua-Digital]

well no you cant plug 3 ballasts into one socket really you would be stretching the load of any power bar not just GHL

I wouls suggest if you do want to do this then yes opt for the High amp this saves you a socket and also spreads your load better.

Golden rule is knowing how many amps you are drawing on the power bar in total, which should not exceed for safety 13amps.

[Jason McK]

So if I plug each ballast into a seperate socket and had them turn on 5 minutes apart would that help spread the load of the initial start up? I run 3X Blueline E-ballast that run at 3.15AMPs

J

[Jason McK]

Sorry but to further my last post
If I plug each ballast into S1, S2, and S5 These sockets are rush protected and can handle upto 6.3AMPs. with my Ballast running at 3.15AMPs I should be fine. right?

Jason.