chrissreef
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What's the difference between 6101 vs 6100?
can a 6100 and 6055 be on a 7095 together?
TIA!
can a 6100 and 6055 be on a 7095 together?
TIA!
6100 vs 6101?
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shawnz28
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6101 replaced the 6000 and 6100. It has a laptop style switchable power supply giving it the ability to cover all the flow rates. It also no longer has the silver driver box as most of the electronics are now built into the pump. All controllable Tunzes can be ran in combination on the 7095
chrissreef
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"giving it the ability to cover all the flow rates. "
I'm not sure what the 7095 capabilities are but I'd like the pump to run 80-100% and then ramp down to 30% every now and then - so I guess I'm not sure what "all flow rates" means.
Also, 7095 - are there two models of this? if so, is there much difference? (i.e. turbelle 7095 vs multicontroller 7095)
Basically I can get a used 6100+7095 controller and I'd like to get new 6055's to also go with it... but I'm not sure if what I want to do requires a 6101.
I'm not sure what the 7095 capabilities are but I'd like the pump to run 80-100% and then ramp down to 30% every now and then - so I guess I'm not sure what "all flow rates" means.
Also, 7095 - are there two models of this? if so, is there much difference? (i.e. turbelle 7095 vs multicontroller 7095)
Basically I can get a used 6100+7095 controller and I'd like to get new 6055's to also go with it... but I'm not sure if what I want to do requires a 6101.
shawnz28
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I just ment the 6101 can do the flow rates from about the min of a 6000 to the maximum of a 6100. There is a 15v and 24v jumper that switches the max flow of the pump and basically lets it "act" like either the 6000 or 6100.
To my knowledge there is only one 7095 model.
To answer the last question, nothing requires a 6101 as far as pump combos go
To my knowledge there is only one 7095 model.
To answer the last question, nothing requires a 6101 as far as pump combos go
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