Show me your reef electrical organization

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Not done yet ! Just moved in to my new house so I’m trying to finish my build on my tank now ! Getting close tho
 
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Nice
 
This DJ switch rack has made working on my tank so much nicer. Whether it's shutting off the skimmer while feeding Coral Fenzy or the return pump and ATO during a water change, it's so much nicer than unplugging things. The door shelves were a nice addition also.

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Where did you get the shelf’s
 
On a smaller scale. Recent nano build...

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This is very nice! I was recently in a very large corporate computer room, where cable management is not joke. I would estimate that millions were invested in a system in that case. However, I paid a lot of attention to what was going on, and one of the things I similar in you system is the
On a smaller scale. Recent nano build...
 
This is very nice! I was recently in a very large corporate computer room, where cable management is not joke. I would estimate that millions were invested in a system in that case. However, I paid a lot of attention to what was going on, and one of the things I similar in you system is the
Ha! Thanks, but you left me hanging there. :)
 
Hey friends - I'm designing a custom tank (peninsula, 48 inches or so) and wondering about electrical storage and optimization. Currently, the sump is as long as the stand - no room for electrical. My gut is to trim/redesign the sump to ensure I have some room for all the electrical toys (maybe 25% of the stand). Thoughts?! Kind thanks!
 
I just mounted everything next to the tank and then build a box around it. I never want any controller, battery pack or outlet anywhere near water and 2 years in i've not had to touch it.

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Curious what the back side of these great set ups look like. Is hat where the disaster is?! Or does everyone zip tie the cords and organize them back there too.


Corey
 
Curious what the back side of these great set ups look like. Is hat where the disaster is?! Or does everyone zip tie the cords and organize them back there too.


Corey


Yes and No, I like using the cable track to hold extra cords, I found if you make a large loop 1-2' and zip tie it to effectively shorten the cord it helps reduce that. I am trying to go for clean and functional so when you need to remove stuff its not impossible. I think the stuff you dont see is just and important for easy and safety.
 
This DJ switch rack has made working on my tank so much nicer. Whether it's shutting off the skimmer while feeding Coral Fenzy or the return pump and ATO during a water change, it's so much nicer than unplugging things. The door shelves were a nice addition also.

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where did you get those baskets?
 

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