Aquarium Controllers
Learn to set up, program, and use your aquarium automation and control devices from Neptune Systems, GHL, Hydros, Milwaukee, and American Marine.
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First things first, I have to say even if I didn't hook up the AFS feeder to the Apex, it would still be my favorite feeder. It does a great job of keeping food dry and it dispenses a predictable...Read more
There are three types of alarms on your Apex, and each is referred to as a "Virtual Outlet" - which means they're programmed the same way you would program a physical outlet on your energy...Read more
While ORP (Oxidation-Reduction Potential) isn't commonly measured by most reef tank owners, those who do generally do so to control their ozone generator or to keep a pulse on their...Read more
There are four basic types of pumps you would want to program on your Apex; return pump, pumps that feed equipment (like media reactors or skimmers), powerheads and dosing pumps. Let's...Read more
The pH outlet control serves two main purposes; controlling equipment and adding redundancy to the system. Option: Fallback You'll probably want to set the fallback option to 'off' so...Read more
Program the Heater & Chiller Outlets in Fusion EP 13: Apex Aquarium Controllers from Neptune Systems
Configuring the heater and chiller outlets is a pretty straightforward process, and one of the easiest in the outlet configuration tool of Fusion. Let's start by configuring your heater;...Read more
We are going to go over the 'Control Light' option found in the 'control type' drop down when programming an outlet on the Apex Fusion cloud interface. By selecting the 'light' option, you'll get a...Read more
In the 11th episode of the Neptune Apex series, we show you how to calibrate your temperate probe. If you have multiple probes on your tank, you may have noticed that they are off by a few...Read more
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