lol. Darn. I was hoping for some brands used in public aquaria given his background...
At certain times of year there’s an overlap period I think of around 2 weeks when the clocks change, certainly here in the UK. Mine looks exactly the same at the moment@TheHarold
My controller is set to automatic - or am I looking in a wrong place.
Double clock in fusion - what gives?
Bathtub curve. It's true of many products. Due largely to manufacturing defects, products will fail at a higher rate when new. The failure rate drops as these defective units are removed from the supply. Then, at the failure rate goes up again fairly dramatically at the end of design life. If you graph failure vs time, its shaped like a bath tub.
Some smaller public aquariums run GHL/Apex. The larger ones I am familiar with either run almost no automation or use industrial PLC's.
Nope, more industrial control systems that are used at PA’s. I don’t know much about ghl except they don’t yet seem to have enough support locally to me to make them a viable option for me.
Yeah there are a couple, but they all have to be massively customized and expensive. If you are still interested I’ll see if I can dig up some names. Some of their techs talked to me about the apex and kind of lost their minds at the functionality for the cost.
Haha okay if we're talking real huge dollars maybe not. I was thinking more like Abyzz quality vs varios/vectra type thing which is expensive but still accessible for professional and high end hobby use. I run a small aquaculture facility so always looking for higher quality stuff. I use a ridiculous amount of Neptune equipment and have only ever had an issue with a few optical sensors so no real concern. Thanks!Not ghl.
