Tank Series - AUTOMATIC Water Changes..from the basement! Kamoer X2SR Water Change System

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  • Опубліковано 27 вер 2024

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  • @charlie995
    @charlie995 3 роки тому +1

    That's perfectl! I've literally been looking for something like this. That head pressure is HUGE!

  • @the.humble.reefer7230
    @the.humble.reefer7230 3 роки тому

    Finally an answer to my need, been trying to find something like this for a year

  • @The_Altered
    @The_Altered 9 місяців тому

    Just an fyi, the 32 feet of head pressure is calculated as follows: every 10 feet of horizontal run = 1 foot of head, every 1 foot of vertical run = 1 foot of head

  • @connorsloan7979
    @connorsloan7979 3 роки тому +1

    Kamoer is quality. Ive had my Fx-STP up and running for a while now.

  • @coryfoley57
    @coryfoley57 3 роки тому +1

    Deciding between this, 2 Versas or the new litermeter. Can’t wait to see a video when you’ve got it all set up!

  • @richardportelli1983
    @richardportelli1983 3 роки тому +1

    Explanation of the sensors from what I've read, 1 is to ensure system stops when your fresh saltwater reservoir runs dry, 2 is to ensure system stops when wastewater reservoir is full, 3 is to maintain constant water level in sump via the ATO, and 4 is an emergency level sensor for your sump in case first sensor fails. There is no sensor for your RODI reservoir.

    • @flipsreef8618
      @flipsreef8618 3 роки тому +1

      That actually saves me a bunch of research, and I appreciate that you looked into this. My little Kamoer X1 tells me when my ATO res is about to run dry, though. I use it to dose my kalk, and I just check on it from time to time to see where I "should" be on the app. TBH, though... the tank is just in the next room, so it's easy to just go look. LOL

    • @richardportelli1983
      @richardportelli1983 3 роки тому

      @@flipsreef8618 your x1 is your ATO? I thought the x1 is just a dosing pump?

    • @flipsreef8618
      @flipsreef8618 3 роки тому +1

      @@richardportelli1983 no sir, it’s tied to the same reservoir (ATO). I see what you’re saying though. It is not a good indicator of your true ATO level in that sense, so apologize for not explaining further. After learning my tanks needs, I’ve got it set up, with the measurements in the app, to estimate my normal DTs evap rate, in conjunction with how much water is pushed through the kalk reactor. It’s pretty accurate, but not nearly as accurate as a sensor would be. That would be nice. I’m sure it’s something one could program in to their tanks controller though… but, I do see what you mean now.

  • @donquixote2206
    @donquixote2206 3 роки тому

    I use a Dos for my basement AWC. This looks awesome. Are there any basement sump videos?

    • @premiumaquatics8015
      @premiumaquatics8015  3 роки тому +1

      So far this thing is a beast :D I don't have a sump in the basement, but that's where my water reservoirs are :)

  • @reef___Q
    @reef___Q 2 роки тому

    Hi mate, can I use this pump like continuosly water change pumps ? I don't need any other functions , just want to change around 20L of water every day but not at once , must be continuously so I can run it 24/7 ? Cheers ,Jacob

  • @the.humble.reefer7230
    @the.humble.reefer7230 3 роки тому

    Is it out for purchase?

  • @flipsreef8618
    @flipsreef8618 3 роки тому

    I just ordered one! Not needing the head pressure, but I've been waiting on this thing to hit in the US since "Parker's Reef" did a review on it a few months ago. I have a Kamoer FX-STP wifi for my calcium reactor, and I use the little X1 for my kalk needs. Very happy with them so far! This will be a nice addition! I'll do a review too, though it may not be as nicely done as Luke's here. :)

  • @TRSCAquatics
    @TRSCAquatics 3 роки тому

    I wonder if this can be used to exchange water between 2 tanks to run a remote tank :)

    • @premiumaquatics8015
      @premiumaquatics8015  3 роки тому

      as long as it's within the 32' I'm sure you could figure something out to make what you're wanting work :D