OMG- how many items do you have plugged in....

[DBR_Reef]

lets see...
3 metal halides
2 leds
t5
cooling fans
frag light
refugium light
5 heaters
refrigerator
2 dosing pump modules
filter
4 solenoids
skimmer
main pump
waste pump
food pump
food stir plate
kalk reactor
3 wavemakers
chiller
skimmer cleaner
wc reserve pump
wc reserve heater
nsw reservoir mixing pump
nsw heater
apex backup
internet backup
sump area light

40 items on one tank, I think I'm winning so far- or rather neptune is winning and my wallet is loosing.

 

[fish head]

Well I have :
Closed loop pump -red dragon 230 watt
Main pump -red dragon 230 watt
Chilled/refugium pump-red dragon 230 watt
Vertes L1 pump ? Reactors
Atb jumbo skimmer
ETTS 48" tall down draft skimmer
Big butt piston air pump
500 mil ozone generator
Two forty watt uv sterilizers
2-hp chiller
Six multicolor led bulbs for the refuguim
Two thousand watt heater
Eight hydra 52- HD led lights
Four greye 280 pumps
Eight inch exhaust fan-canopy
Twelve inch exhaust fan-equipment room
Eight doser system
Brand new apex !!!
** 600 gallon display
180 gallon refuguim
Two four by four orange fiberglass crates for sumps
Total with live rock about 1,150 gallons

 

[Jimbo662]

Ain't got that kinda time to count!

 

[bfsaunde]

I've assessed the risk of producing this number for you. The probability of me unplugging a device by disturbing my nest of wires is unusually high. Organizing all my cables is on my to-do list.

 

[redfishbluefish]

I responded back on post #6 that I had 27 plugs. I had the top portion of my equipment cabinet opened up and thought I add some pictures.

Here are three powerstrips (mounted on the back right wall), for my DT lights....one for whites, one for blues and one for moonlights. Included in this section are the five power supplies for the Vortechs that are all plugged into their own powerstrip.





Here's control central, just below the light section. Two Reefkeeper eight plug powerbars, an expansion outlet for the heaters, the controllers for the Vortechs and Waveline return pump, and that white outlet powers the skimmer and biopellet reactor and is controlled by a float switch in the skimmate container.




Now you think it looks all organized, but if you pop the floor to this section you'll see the mess of spaghetti wires all over the place.

 

[germs101]

I feel much better about all of my electrical after reading this! My husband's favorite spot to sit happens to be next to the tank. He wanted to plug his phone into the outlet to charge. Hahaha! I was like, "DON'T YOU DARE TOUCH ANY OF THAT!"