dmbnpj
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I am in process of planning for a large tank. My plan is an in-wall 280 gallon. My plan is to have a large equipment room running most of the "standard" equipment for a large tank. My question is to the people who are running tanks this size, how many circuits do you have running to your electrical panel and how many outlets do you use?
Equipment list I plan on:
-(3) 250 metal halides-mogul base-icecap ballasts likely w/lumenarc reflectors
-some sort of T5 lighting-maybe (2) 48"
-Closed loop w/pump(s)-undecided (whatever is needed-maybe
sequence (dart or like)
-probably tunze or just modded maxijet 1200's for extra flow in
addition to closed loop
-2 seaswirls (can 1 pump power both?)
-heater(s)- Dont know the amount or wattage I need? 500 watt, or a couple 250 watts?
-skimmer
-calcium reactor
-kalk reactor
-light for refugium
-neptune aquacontroller
-(2 or 3) fans
-chiller if necessary
-some regular flourescent lighting underneath the stand just for light to see equipment
This is the basic plan. Please remind me of any other main equipment I will need to run a tank this size if it will affect the number of circuits I will need to run to my electrical panel.
Thanks for any help,
Jeff
Equipment list I plan on:
-(3) 250 metal halides-mogul base-icecap ballasts likely w/lumenarc reflectors
-some sort of T5 lighting-maybe (2) 48"
-Closed loop w/pump(s)-undecided (whatever is needed-maybe
sequence (dart or like)
-probably tunze or just modded maxijet 1200's for extra flow in
addition to closed loop
-2 seaswirls (can 1 pump power both?)
-heater(s)- Dont know the amount or wattage I need? 500 watt, or a couple 250 watts?
-skimmer
-calcium reactor
-kalk reactor
-light for refugium
-neptune aquacontroller
-(2 or 3) fans
-chiller if necessary
-some regular flourescent lighting underneath the stand just for light to see equipment
This is the basic plan. Please remind me of any other main equipment I will need to run a tank this size if it will affect the number of circuits I will need to run to my electrical panel.
Thanks for any help,
Jeff