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Join Date: Feb 2009
Age: 48
Posts: 250 City: Milton State: GA Occupation: CFO
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Join Date: Sep 2009
Posts: 2,423 City: Centre State: GA Occupation: Musician Other Interests: Marine Tanks, Tennis, Family, Music
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Osmolator
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been running it for YEARS with ABSOLUTELY NO issue and VERY VERY VERY little upkeep . B Edit: Quote:
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#23 | ||
Join Date: Feb 2009
Age: 48
Posts: 250 City: Milton State: GA Occupation: CFO
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The Tunze has two sensors
(1) The precise water level is ensured by a non-wearing optical sensor and a transistor switch without any moving parts. This sensor is insensitive to soiling, light or magnetic fields. Its “automatic eye” recognises the water level precisely, even small waves or level variations cannot irritate the unit. (2) An independent safety sensor with a separate power supply circuit and relay control ensures reliable overflow protection. |
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#24 | ||
Join Date: Jun 2011
Posts: 433 City: Roswell State: GA Occupation: Marketing Other Interests: Bodybuilding, Home Theater
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+1 for jbj.
I added a solenoid valve for redundancy. This only allows water flow when the solenoid valve is open. I also added a float valve inside my sump for redundancy. jbj powers the solenoid valve which plugs into the float valve. You may think this is over kill with the redundancy but after 3 over flows and hearing it from the wife and all the headache with wet carpet, I think this is the best investment for under $50. I have used this setup for over a year with no issues. Total peace of mind. http://autotopoff.com/solenoid/
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#25 | ||
Join Date: Feb 2009
Age: 48
Posts: 250 City: Milton State: GA Occupation: CFO
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BTW, I love the Tunze and it is not as expensive as you think since it includes everything but a reservoir. I have had one running on my sons tank for more than three years without a single problem. I can't tell you how many times the reservoir has run dry and the pump will shut itself down before it overheats.
I have the old model. The new model with the magnets looks even better. |
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#26 | ||
Join Date: Jan 2012
Posts: 67 City: Flowery Branch State: GA Occupation: Regional Manager for Milsof Utility Solutions Other Interests: Guitar,Boating, and Georgia Bulldog Sports
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Tunze is the best hands down! I love it! The primary sensor has no moving parts so not prone to fail due to salt creep etc...
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#27 | ||
Join Date: Dec 2011
Posts: 127 City: Buford State: GA Occupation: IT Other Interests: Boating
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I just made my own ATO using float switches from autotopoff.com and an apex break out box. Very easy to do and all the instructions are right on the site. I used three float switches, the third is to tell if the sump is too full.
http://www.atlantareefclub.org/forum...ad.php?t=48301 |
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#28 | ||
Join Date: Dec 2011
Posts: 64 City: Franklin State: nc
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Jbj with aqualifter pump works great. Going to try the tunze on the seamax 250!!
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Posts: 210 City: Canton State: GA Occupation: HR Other Interests: Trapshooting, Shotguns
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I've used the diy dual setups several times with good luck; however, the Tunze Osmolator is the best design I've seen/used.
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CJ
Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 480 City: Buckhead State: GA Occupation: Sales
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