Seio controller

kind of a waste IMO. if i remember correctly the 2 pumps wont be independant. they both turn up or down at the same time.
 
I got mine as soon as they came out. Works fine.
I only have 2 of the seio 1500's on it.
 
I have 2 1500's on it as well as 2 of the 2000+ gph mjmod's on full time. So I guess it's more of a surging than a wave.
 
I have been using one on 1100 and one 1500 seio since they came out and has worked without any problems dippin61 is correct the pump can not be controlled independantly but alot better option than wavemakers/timers
 
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8898534#post8898534 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by DrBDC
I have 2 1500's on it as well as 2 of the 2000+ gph mjmod's on full time. So I guess it's more of a surging than a wave.

So if Iunderstand correctly your using 4 pumps on 1 controller?

Do you just splice off using extention cords?

Thanks for the tip.
 
No, just the seio's. Then by having the other 2 that are on full time I get an increase/decrease in flow whereas on some like tunze's you can actually go left and right with it since they are independent. To some degree you could do that with the seio's by only putting it on one seio. But that wouldn't quite be the same. I guess that would be more like a typewriter action is. Any changing is good though so it probably doesn't matter much. I'd like to maybe use those vortex ones if they ever come out with a controller, and I think those are going to be individually controlled. It would take 2 seio controllers to do that and synchronizing them to be exactly opposite would be a booger to do and require frequent re-synchronization.
 
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