Hydor controller

[casalt]

Spoke with a rep at the Sac. office and the news release will be march 1st. Appearently the old pumps wont work with it.

Hydor USA Inc

4147 Northgate Blvd # 6
Sacramento, CA 95834
(916) 920-5222

 

[P.Kelly]

Any more details? Old pumps?

 

[FishGuy5]

Dang!!!!!

 

[bored4long]

Does this mean they are releasing pumps to compete with the Tunze Streams?

 

[airinhere]

I figure their new pumps will be a little better made and a little more expensive.

They must realize they have a great product and are focusing on their sucess there.

If you have the current model pumps, Seio controllers are supposed to work with them.

Or you can do the GS2 mod and get better flow. No controller use though.

 

[casalt]

He said the old pumps WONT work with the new system, as far as the seio controller goes I found on guy that is actually using it. His first controller burned up in to months, so he bought another and its been fine for 9 months now.

 

[P.Kelly]

I found out the hard way that the Seio controller is not my favorite piece of hardware. It reduces the flow of both pumps simultaneously to about 50% and then back up to 100%. The limited options don't make it worth it IMO, and I found that it made my Seio 1100s noticeably nosier, hence I abandoned the controller within 24 hours of buying it and later migrated from the Seios to Koralias.

 

[kdblove_99]

Yeah, I dont get that Seio controller. But, I'm not sure about the Koralias being better than Seio ph's

 

[P.Kelly]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=11900232#post11900232 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by kdblove_99
Yeah, I dont get that Seio controller. But, I'm not sure about the Koralias being better than Seio ph's

IMO the smaller size of a comparable Koralia, as well as the easier disassembly and lower price/included magnets make them a winner, but I still like the Seios.