Controllers the new round.

[Aqua Pro Builder]

What you guys think of all the new controllers?
I am mostly interested in the ones with DC controlling capabilities but any others are welcome to discussed here.

 

[E.intheC]

I just ordered a reef keeper lite. I've heard a lot of good things about them.

 

[Tim]

I like to keep it simple. The more gagets you have the more chances something will go wrong.....

 

[spearperson]

Just set up a Reef keeper light level 2, granted my tank is just water, pumps and lights, but so far it runs everything flawlessly, easy to program and understand, wish I had had one of these in the past.

 

[Solace Aquatics LLC]

I am still an ACIII fan. It has Ethernet built in and if you think about it, it is really just a logic controller, you can make it do WAY more than standard code setups.

I have been able to automate almost every facet of an aquarium with that controller, it also gives you the ability to write redundant programs with multiple fail safes.

And Curt at Neptune Systems is willing to answer any question.

 

[Bob 1000]

I used to have a Reef keeper 2 that worked fine until it was 1.5years old then it started acting up... So I went and bgout the Aquacontroller 3 pro so I could have 2 ph probes control from the internet when I'm vacationing and now the ph messed up and reads exactly 1 whole point lower out of no where.. 1 new probe and the other is a year old.. this tghing is exactly 6 months old...