Has anyone tried the Aquavitro sentia?

[minus9]

I use their connectors to bridge to 1/4” RO tubing and secure everything so it doesn’t pull on the head tubing.

 

[kchristensen8064]

was wondering if anyone used this and which other doser is best?(Only interested in WIFI dosers) Thanks!

I have used these on 2 separate tanks now and they have been pretty solid for me. I also have little to no comparison as these are the only ones I have used with the exception of the BRS doser for a couple of months. I love that they are modular and they are easy to set up.

 

[minus9]

On my nano system, I use a combo of both.

 

[minus9]

I have used these on 2 separate tanks now and they have been pretty solid for me. I also have little to no comparison as these are the only ones I have used with the exception of the BRS doser for a couple of months. I love that they are modular and they are easy to set up.

I think these are highly underrated dosers. My only complaint is the limitation on reservoir size in the app. But if we get enough users to ask for unlimited size/amount, maybe they’ll update the software?

 

[lesismore]

I use it for all for reef also. Been more than a year and have not had a blockage. I use bigger tubing though (1/4; standard). At first I was afraid the seal with the pump would fail, but so far it has worked for me.

Can I ask, do you need a few adapters of some nature to use the larger1/4” tubing? I’m considering the Sentia and would like to use the larger sized tubing like you did. Thank you!!

I use the larger Lee’s tubing connectors on mine, which are the ones that GHL uses on their dosers.
Lee’s connectors

Thanks so much. Thats a big help. Any suggestions on the specific 1/4” tubing? Appreciate your help!

 

[minus9]

Can I ask, do you need a few adapters of some nature to use the larger1/4” tubing? I’m considering the Sentia and would like to use the larger sized tubing like you did. Thank you!!

Thanks so much. Thats a big help. Any suggestions on the specific 1/4” tubing? Appreciate your help!

I use both 1/4” RO tubing (rigid) and silicon tubing. For short runs I prefer silicon, but for longer runs, RO is my choice.

 

[minus9]

For RO tubing, you may need to put the end in hot water for a minute or so, which makes it easier. Don’t press too hard, the small end of the connector can snap off, so keep it a straight as possible when joining them.

 

[lesismore]

For RO tubing, you may need to put the end in hot water for a minute or so, which makes it easier. Don’t press too hard, the small end of the connector can snap off, so keep it a straight as possible when joining them.

You’re amazing. I’m become more informed every day. I got this! Thank you yet again.

 

[minus9]

You’re amazing. I’m become more informed every day. I got this! Thank you yet again.

You're welcome! It's all about sharing information and helping each other be successful. Too many people forget about that part, but I do my best to share as much as possible and learn along the way.

 

[boacvh]

I use their connectors to bridge to 1/4” RO tubing and secure everything so it doesn’t pull on the head tubing.

I just started using these and absolutely love them. @minus9 , May I ask where you got the additional barb connectors? mine came with only 2. Going to try your setup with the colored RO tubing

 

[minus9]

I just started using these and absolutely love them. @minus9 , May I ask where you got the additional barb connectors? mine came with only 2. Going to try your setup with the colored RO tubing

Lee’s tubing connectors. Lee’s