Shower Thought about the Apex Trident

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Hello!
So this morning I had a shower thought about the Trident.
How does it take live tests of tank water at the time, IF the input line from the tank to the unit is anything over a foot? (since it would be taking water from the line, and not the tank.)
Just made me think how they over come this, especially when dosing a tank.

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I hadn't thought about that, but depending on how large the tank is, that could affect salinity over time...

This has been asked before and discussed although I can't find the thread/video for the life of me. I know this was raised though - maybe check the FAQ thread.
 
This has been asked before and discussed although I can't find the thread/video for the life of me. I know this was raised though - maybe check the FAQ thread.

If I ever think about having one, I'll research it first... Right now, I don't want one, so I don't really care, it was just my immediate thought when I read:

At the start of each test cycle, it pulls and discards a sufficient quantity of sample water to ensure that tests are run with “fresh” saltwater from the tank or sump.
 
If the trident knows how much water is used to flush prior to a new sample, it should be trivial to use a DOS to add that much new salt water to the tank.
 
I was thinking about adjusting the DOS that I use for AWS to account for the water used by the trident. But since it’s much less than the salt lost in my skimmate container ... seemed rather pointless.
 

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