Show Me Your Equipment Cabinets
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Nfd552
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Still a build in progress...mounted the return pump controller and mp driver last night. Still have to mount the leds behind the false wall along with the power strips, and the reeflink and heater controller on the board
off to a good start, don't forget to share the finished productStill a build in progress...mounted the return pump controller and mp driver last night. Still have to mount the leds behind the false wall along with the power strips, and the reeflink and heater controller on the board
ontop27
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Is that a voltage meter?? Where did you get itHad side panels made to cover the equipment. Designed the front panel today.
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Still working on mine. Need to finish installing the rest of the compnents.
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Still a WIP, but it's close now.
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velcro strips work just fine.
Still a WIP, but it's close now.
looking so good. can't wait to see the finished product!
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Thank you
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Yes they are. I made these ones. Its a plastic lifting piece with a velcro strap running through them to screw it down and then hold the supply. This way there is still air movement around the PS.
This is the cabinet of my 75 gallon mixed reef tank. The stand is 48" wide by 40" tall which is nice for viewing without having to lean over much. With the extra cabinet height, I made an equipment shelf above the sump. The controls are mounted on the doors, which swing open. Everything else hides behind the doors, mostly electrical cords.
I use to tie cords together nice and neat, until I found how difficult it was to remove a piece of equipment. Now its accessible, fast and easy to remove any item with the cords sitting loosely on the shelf.
It's a mess of cords, electrical outlets and transformers you don't have to look at, once the doors are closed.
A door within a door...genius!!
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You are welcome. The ones I made are similar in design to the ecotech ones. I just couldn't justify paying $15 for something to hold a power supply.
Kind of changed my setup
IMG_7102 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7158 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7088 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
Cleanest design on the web (that I’ve seen anyway). Very sleek and sexy!! Your reactors look great floating like that. Great work!!
Reefcowboy
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Had to fit it all inside the stand
