danil
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Im having annoying issue with my Apex controller. Apex support was pretty responsive and we had bunch of emails going back and forward but no fix. Finally I got RMA to send my Apex for service... its easy say then do I got EB8 and two EB4 with two switch boxes. Now back to the issue.. its my pH readings. I get an interesting effect from my controller when outlet switches to ON position my pH reading jump 0.04 points. Looks like a small shift? Its per outlet.. When my lights goes on plus fans, plus pumps, plus chiller etc difference (error) may reach 0.4 points and even more. Which is simple false readings!
Apex answer was ‘Interference”. Making long story short.. I disconnect all equipment left behind only Apex modules - nothing else but pH probe and network connection. Then I put pH probe in glass of tanks water - same thing! I switch my outlet (any of them) to ON I got this 0.04 jump in pH reading.... nothing is connected to Apex and I even turn off all electrical in the room (you can imagine how much fun my family had laughing on me! Look at dad hes crawling in the dark!). Do any of fellow Apex users experience this effect on their system? I would like to know that before I’ll brake down mine and send it to Apex.
If you have any ideas what else I can do I would gladly try them out!
Thanks,
Danil
PS. Sure thing I order new probes and all of them show this effect.
PPS. The second pH port shows the same effect as well.
Im having annoying issue with my Apex controller. Apex support was pretty responsive and we had bunch of emails going back and forward but no fix. Finally I got RMA to send my Apex for service... its easy say then do I got EB8 and two EB4 with two switch boxes. Now back to the issue.. its my pH readings. I get an interesting effect from my controller when outlet switches to ON position my pH reading jump 0.04 points. Looks like a small shift? Its per outlet.. When my lights goes on plus fans, plus pumps, plus chiller etc difference (error) may reach 0.4 points and even more. Which is simple false readings!
Apex answer was ‘Interference”. Making long story short.. I disconnect all equipment left behind only Apex modules - nothing else but pH probe and network connection. Then I put pH probe in glass of tanks water - same thing! I switch my outlet (any of them) to ON I got this 0.04 jump in pH reading.... nothing is connected to Apex and I even turn off all electrical in the room (you can imagine how much fun my family had laughing on me! Look at dad hes crawling in the dark!). Do any of fellow Apex users experience this effect on their system? I would like to know that before I’ll brake down mine and send it to Apex.
If you have any ideas what else I can do I would gladly try them out!
Thanks,
Danil
PS. Sure thing I order new probes and all of them show this effect.
PPS. The second pH port shows the same effect as well.
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