CMO
Valuable Member
Curious people's thought and practices on potentially having a non-wifi backup doser ready to go in the event of an extended internet or hardware outage. I travel a lot and am trying to rig my system with as much redundancy as possible. I currently run neptune DOS wifi dosers which default to OFF if connection is lost. By my calculation I have a window of about 1 day at the most before things would start to go south quick (my tank uses about 1.2 dkh of alk per day and is set to 7.8 dkh). I don't like the idea of relying on a non-reefer friend to try and manage a manual dosing schedule if something went south while I was away (I run a 4 part Triton dose schedule that is quite large and needs spread over multiple doses per day with gaps between solutions).
Thoughts on how some of you who travel a lot with large systems and a lot to lose manage this risk...
Or am I missing a feature by chance with these dosers that will maintain the current schedule instead of just OFF or ON in the event of network failure? That would be nice...
Thoughts on how some of you who travel a lot with large systems and a lot to lose manage this risk...
Or am I missing a feature by chance with these dosers that will maintain the current schedule instead of just OFF or ON in the event of network failure? That would be nice...
