Hi looks great but my biggest concern is how you exchange water without lifting plant ? I can see you have a drain in the bottom of the bucket but still you can't put anything there because is no space under that drain. Also is any lock in that drain ? I'm DWC user and this is always issue when the plant is flowering stage.
Hello! There are a couple options we recommend. You can simply unplug the pump, squeeze the spring clamp, pulling it down the tubing on the circulator. Then proceed to remove the tube from the circulator. Point it into a 5gal bucket and plug the pump back in. Turning the pump off and gravity draining the rest of the way when the water level becomes low enough. This is a fast and easy process. Alternatively, a wet vac does wonders in RDWC if you can avoid the roots. We hope this helps!
When are we getting the video which explains how this system works. We hear that this system uses less water, that we won't ever need to worry about air stones, etc, and that is great. But how does it work ? What does this single pump do ? What is the direction of water movement ? Why ? What's the DO levels in the system ?
In a nutshell, the HydraMax system utilizes a single pump that effectively manages water movement within the system. The pump pulls water from the bottom port in the bucket and pushes it back through the HydraMax aerator. When the water goes through the aerator its patented design pulls in oxygen before flushing back into the remaining water within the bucket maintaining optimal dissolved oxygen (DO) levels - about a 50/50 ratio. We appreciate your curiosity and patience, a forthcoming video should answer all your questions about the HydraMax system's functionality. Stay tuned for updates, and please don't hesitate to reach out to our team if you have any further questions.
Hello! We design our systems to be as easy to use as possible. Depending on how much you want to maximize your grow and what you grow, they can be maintained VERY easily in this system. Very easy to dose with nutrients and best of all, NO AIR STONES to replace!
Turn off the pump, disconnect the circulator - and then you'll use the main line to be able to just "pump" the water out. The center drain will help everything down so you're freely able to pump "out" basically. A 5 gallon bucket next to everything works great. DM us on IG, FB, or email us at customerservice@hydraunlimited.com for further Q's, thanks!
Hello there! We are currently enhancing our website to offer a seamless purchasing experience, eliminating the need for requesting a quote. The One Bucket System and the Two Bucket System, are currently listed at $179.99 and $259.99, respectively. We also offer a tool on our website that allows you to calculate your ROI (return on investment), normally this far out weighs any upfront cost. Not to mention, our system uses less water over the grow period than other systems on the market, allowing you to save money in that regard as well.
Nice system I like it
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You are correct! We gave him a hard time about it after the fact. 😅🤣 Thankfully the seal still held!
Hi looks great but my biggest concern is how you exchange water without lifting plant ? I can see you have a drain in the bottom of the bucket but still you can't put anything there because is no space under that drain. Also is any lock in that drain ? I'm DWC user and this is always issue when the plant is flowering stage.
Hello! There are a couple options we recommend. You can simply unplug the pump, squeeze the spring clamp, pulling it down the tubing on the circulator. Then proceed to remove the tube from the circulator. Point it into a 5gal bucket and plug the pump back in. Turning the pump off and gravity draining the rest of the way when the water level becomes low enough. This is a fast and easy process. Alternatively, a wet vac does wonders in RDWC if you can avoid the roots. We hope this helps!
When are we getting the video which explains how this system works.
We hear that this system uses less water, that we won't ever need to worry about air stones, etc, and that is great.
But how does it work ? What does this single pump do ? What is the direction of water movement ? Why ? What's the DO levels in the system ?
In a nutshell, the HydraMax system utilizes a single pump that effectively manages water movement within the system. The pump pulls water from the bottom port in the bucket and pushes it back through the HydraMax aerator. When the water goes through the aerator its patented design pulls in oxygen before flushing back into the remaining water within the bucket maintaining optimal dissolved oxygen (DO) levels - about a 50/50 ratio.
We appreciate your curiosity and patience, a forthcoming video should answer all your questions about the HydraMax system's functionality. Stay tuned for updates, and please don't hesitate to reach out to our team if you have any further questions.
This looks really nice. Very tempted to get one for my house. Is it easy to use?
Hello! We design our systems to be as easy to use as possible. Depending on how much you want to maximize your grow and what you grow, they can be maintained VERY easily in this system. Very easy to dose with nutrients and best of all, NO AIR STONES to replace!
Has anyone done a video review on this yet? If not I would be willing to do so .
Hello! You are definitely welcome to do so! We would really appreciate any honest reviews on our systems.
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How can you drain water from this bucket
Turn off the pump, disconnect the circulator - and then you'll use the main line to be able to just "pump" the water out. The center drain will help everything down so you're freely able to pump "out" basically. A 5 gallon bucket next to everything works great. DM us on IG, FB, or email us at customerservice@hydraunlimited.com for further Q's, thanks!
Looks super expensive
I see you have to contact them for a price quote. Normally means more than you can afford
Hello there! We are currently enhancing our website to offer a seamless purchasing experience, eliminating the need for requesting a quote. The One Bucket System and the Two Bucket System, are currently listed at $179.99 and $259.99, respectively. We also offer a tool on our website that allows you to calculate your ROI (return on investment), normally this far out weighs any upfront cost. Not to mention, our system uses less water over the grow period than other systems on the market, allowing you to save money in that regard as well.
@@HydraUnlimited 1 bucket for 180 buck...nice job boys making that up! Gotta build more profit margin in than a simple 5 gallon bucket....wow.