Dig Aquatics Reefkeeper?

[dwhit0102]

I looked at the Digital Aquatics Reefkeeper and I was wondering if anyone has it or one that they believe is better so I can have an idea of which one would be best for my tank.

Any suggestions?

 

[Inferno]

Take a look at some of the controllers by Neptuen systems. They make different models called aquacontrollers. The aquacontroller Jr. would probably be comparable to the reefkeeper if not better.

Dave

 

[dwhit0102]

Thanks for the name I knew it started with an N but I couldn't remember the name for the life of me. I will look it up too.

 

[want2reef]

I'm getting the RK2 when it comes out later this month.

 

[dwhit0102]

Any others

 

[Brandon's Reef]

any other what?

 

[Brandon's Reef]

sorry wrong post the aqua jr. is in a whole diff. league than reefkeeper but the reefkeeper 2 may compare to it the only problem is they have not started shipping it and no body has it to compare to.

 

[Brandon's Reef]

othere than that there are not many othere controllers besides the Premium aquatics Lighthouse in that price range.

 

[Brandon's Reef]

sorry for so many post in this one thread but I keep remembering to add things. You can look at both the Neptune, the Lighthouse and the Digital Aquatics in the sponsored forums section.

 

[Brandon's Reef]

bump

 

[Rendos]

I have 2 ReefKeepers. I love them. Great for controlling lights, chillers, fans, etc. You just don't get the pH, and ORP control that you get with the Aquacontrollers. Plus, I hate X-10's...they constantly turn things on and off at non-scheduled times. For the price, the ReefKeeper is one of the best controllers out there IMO.

P.S. I also have a Aquacontroller II, and only use it to control pH, and ORP. I use the ReefKeeper for everything else.