My new Aquariumplants Co2 Regulator/Solinoid

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Just like the title states... Looking for a replacement, let me know what you have or recommend.
 
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What did you do with the one you had before still got it?


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well this is just great...
just when i decided to buy a new one they go and discontinue it
AquariumPlants Electronic Analog CO2 Regulator
Maybe at Marinedepot go to them direct, They are in South Dakota and I just did some warranty work with them so they are still in business and are nice people to deal with.Randy 605 368 2600 46983 Mindy St, Tea, SD 57064 aquariumplants.com
 
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geeze.. i didnt mind paying 180 for it but 230.. :squigglemouth:
 
just ordered it any one of their check valves..
 
finally got this in...

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also got the check valve

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but i'm not sure how good it will be.. compared to the brass ones.. here the product description..
"THE BEST" Check Valve (medical grade)
 
correct me if I am wrong, but why do you need a check valve on the CO2?

also, I moved this thread out of the sales forum since it is no longer a looking for/ sales thread.
 
the check valve is to stop liquid from getting into your solenoid..
 
finally got this in...

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also got the check valve

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but i'm not sure how good it will be.. compared to the brass ones.. here the product description..
"THE BEST" Check Valve (medical grade)
I have used it with no problems, As to Brass i would not use that anyway IMO Plastic is safer than metal anytime.
Bill
 
bill the arrows on the valve is to show the flow of the carbon correct?
 
Ive been using a Carbon Doser for about 6 months - It's extremely accurate (paired with a Cole-Parmer peristaltic pump - It's an unbeatable combination.)

I have been having a problem air air leaking into the system. I've been able to confirm it's not coming from the GEO 612 or the water intake, and the CO2 line has been replaced - which leaves the regulator itself. Aquarium plants is trying to help me get it resolved.
 

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