Reef tank controller capabilities

[whatcaneyedo]

The one on RC simply had two Tunze ATO systems plugged into a Neptune controller. If the tanks pH became to high it would shut off the one running through a kalk reactor and run the one that just pumped clean RO/DI water. Any Neptune controller could do that easy.

The program could look like this:
If pH > 08.50 Then AT1 OFF
If pH < 08.50 Then AT1 ON
If pH > 08.50 Then AT2 ON
If pH < 08.50 Then AT2 OFF

[Stones]

Thanks for the information guys. I know very little about the Neptune Controllers so I'll have to look into them. The reason I was leaning towards a RK Elite was because you can wire micro switches directly into the modules allowing for multiple auto-top off controls as I need to run at least 2 if not 3 microswitches for water level regulation.

[whatcaneyedo]

I've got two water-on-the-floor sensors and a water level sensor wired to my Neptune controller as well so that can be done too.

[Kryptic4L]

my biggest problem so far with DA seem's to be how fast they are getting thing's done, its been a slow process. Still looking to order my salinity probe as they have been sold out for awhile. And even getting them out the gate to begin with took forever.

Myreef software should be right around the corner est at april. But im not really holding on to the promise to hard.

[PoonTang]

Originally Posted by Kryptic4L

my biggest problem so far with DA seem's to be how fast they are getting thing's done, its been a slow process. Still looking to order my salinity probe as they have been sold out for awhile. And even getting them out the gate to begin with took forever.

Myreef software should be right around the corner est at april. But im not really holding on to the promise to hard.

That is exactly what caused me to pick the Neptune over DA. Neptune is already doing what DA has been promising to do for a year.