Looking for a simple controller for a chiller

[motortrendz]

If you want something that is bullet proof and simple then get the Aqua Logic unit.

Aqua Logic Temperature controller

BTW they have a dual unit for both heater and chiller plugs.

I'll check this out. Thank you

 

[Quietman]

I got the app hooked up. It seems like I can set the 2 plugs for different set temps. But there doesnt seem to be a way to set a time schedule...

Yup, that's what I found with other apps and things as well. Unless you want to go Apex...for 800 bucks (or $500), I can reach under my cabinet once a month. Not like I'm not down there anyway. Plus, I never liked the concept of having a controller, monitor and alarm/notification all in one unit. I don't have that much confidence in anything.

But I do wish there was something Neptune could do for $200-300 that would monitor temp/pH or Orp and send an email/alarm if hit limits I set. No power bar needed (maybe a 2 drop optional), no dosing pumps, just monitoring/alarm.

 

[Gareth elliott]

If looking for ~$300 price range for ph and temp.
Ghl still makes a controller for entry level.

ProfiLux Mini Wi-Fi controller - GHL USA

Includes controller, power supply, water temperature sensor (lab grade) and USB cable only.

www.aquariumcomputer.com

While i do not have the mini. I can say my ghl probes have been great since i installed this summer. also their wifi has not failed to connect on me either.

 

[motortrendz]

Yup, that's what I found with other apps and things as well. Unless you want to go Apex...for 800 bucks (or $500), I can reach under my cabinet once a month. Not like I'm not down there anyway. Plus, I never liked the concept of having a controller, monitor and alarm/notification all in one unit. I don't have that much confidence in anything.

But I do wish there was something Neptune could do for $200-300 that would monitor temp/pH or Orp and send an email/alarm if hit limits I set. No power bar needed (maybe a 2 drop optional), no dosing pumps, just monitoring/alarm.

Gotcha. Thought that's how you were programming night and day temps.