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Montag, 8. April 2013, 08:23
Sorry, yes, I only have one connected at this point, and a second pump and PA2 which is mopunted but not connected yet as I need to figure out where and how to put the 2nd ddc mcp350... Depending on whether or not it,s for redundancy or will be running consistently in the loop. I had it connected to the loop for backup, but didn't like where it was so just disconnected it until I had learned what I needed to in order to decide... So what you're saying is that I'll need 3 PA2's to do it, or 2 PA2's and an aquero 5? The basic aquero 5 isn't but $20 bucks more so I reckon just will get that... The problem that I have with using flow as the trigger is that what if a leak occurs...?? Wouldn't the unit just pump more and more liquid out thinking that it was a flow issue? I know there are leak detectors and whatnot but wouldn't using rpm's be a better alternative or even temp sensors? At least it wouldn't be just flow.I don't own a power adjust, but as far as I'm aware they are really just extensions of the Aquaero 5. I doubt a flow meter would work without the aquaero, there is nothing to do the processing.
A power adjust by itself, combined with the Aquasuite software might give you manual control of the pump but that is all.
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 1 mal editiert, zuletzt von »oldcompgeek« (8. April 2013, 21:37)
You can run a Flow meter from the PA2 along with a Pump (or fans..As the same power output is used for Fans or a Pump) & using the 2013 Aquasuite Software no problem..I don't own a power adjust, but as far as I'm aware they are really just extensions of the Aquaero 5. I doubt a flow meter would work without the aquaero, there is nothing to do the processing.
A power adjust by itself, combined with the Aquasuite software might give you manual control of the pump but that is all.
Dieser Beitrag wurde bereits 1 mal editiert, zuletzt von »Namron« (8. April 2013, 21:52)
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