It does have noise to it since it's larger motors and rollers. I personally don't mind it because I only run it for 15 minutes or so and then am done. You could always run it at night so it wouldn't both maybe. I would hesitate to put anywhere where weather would be an issue.
you skipped the most critical and problematic part of the setup. the initial binding with your home wifi. it is a nightmare. i'm returning my because it cannot be done.
Honestly I didn't have any issues with my setting it up with my internet, and still do not have any issues with the unit. I know a lot of aquarium equipment is pretty specific to needing a 2.4Ghz connection, which can be a pain if your IP combines them like mine originally did. I had to end up splitting them manually so I was able to connect my aquarium products much easier. Feel free to reach out if you have more questions, or you can of course always contact coralvue as well for assistance. :)
@@premiumaquatics8015 thanks for replying and suggestions. I have separate 2.5 ghz connection to begin with, and I have tried many different ways to connect that all failed. I've contacted headquarter in china and coralvue, and my unit is currently in transit to coralvue for repair or replacement.
Thanks for the video. It looked like the calibration step was essentially skipped? Did you calibrate? Looked very labor intensive. I gave it a whirl and gave up and just hit factory reset. Thanks.
Are there replacement heads available?
I don't see them listed right now, but we can definitely look into getting them ordered for you as they should be able to get them easily!
Sounds pretty loud. Also, can you attach an ATO to this system for an all in one complete solution?
How loud is this? Would it be possible to place it outside/garage and just have long tubing to the tank?
It does have noise to it since it's larger motors and rollers. I personally don't mind it because I only run it for 15 minutes or so and then am done. You could always run it at night so it wouldn't both maybe. I would hesitate to put anywhere where weather would be an issue.
you skipped the most critical and problematic part of the setup. the initial binding with your home wifi. it is a nightmare. i'm returning my because it cannot be done.
Honestly I didn't have any issues with my setting it up with my internet, and still do not have any issues with the unit. I know a lot of aquarium equipment is pretty specific to needing a 2.4Ghz connection, which can be a pain if your IP combines them like mine originally did. I had to end up splitting them manually so I was able to connect my aquarium products much easier. Feel free to reach out if you have more questions, or you can of course always contact coralvue as well for assistance. :)
@@premiumaquatics8015 thanks for replying and suggestions. I have separate 2.5 ghz connection to begin with, and I have tried many different ways to connect that all failed. I've contacted headquarter in china and coralvue, and my unit is currently in transit to coralvue for repair or replacement.
Thanks for the video. It looked like the calibration step was essentially skipped? Did you calibrate? Looked very labor intensive. I gave it a whirl and gave up and just hit factory reset. Thanks.
Exactly what i needed as im not tech savy