Stream Questions / Compatibility w new units

[Henry Bowman]

I am in need of a little help here.

I have 2 streams with drivers # 7240.27 I cannot remember what models the actual pumps are. I also have a 7095 multi-controller.

First, the moonlight has gone out. Before I send it in to have the light replaced, will the pumps just run 100% if unplugged from the controller?

Second, I am interested in putting another pump in the tank. Which of the new model pumps will work with the 7095 multi-controller? (of the new pump products what is compatible with my current arrangement?)

Thanks

HB

 

[Jar*Head]

Re: Stream Questions / Compatibility w new units

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=14442706#post14442706 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Henry Bowman
I am in need of a little help here.

I have 2 streams with drivers # 7240.27 I cannot remember what models the actual pumps are. I also have a 7095 multi-controller.

First, the moonlight has gone out. Before I send it in to have the light replaced, will the pumps just run 100% if unplugged from the controller?

Yes your pump will run 100% without the controller. You can always dial it down from the driver...

Second, I am interested in putting another pump in the tank. Which of the new model pumps will work with the 7095 multi-controller? (of the new pump products what is compatible with my current arrangement?)

6105, 6205 or 6305 are controllable it depend on the need of your coral to determine the type of pump... All controllable pump work with 7095 controller
Thanks

HB

 

[Jar*Head]

BTW, 6055 also controllable. You can add couple 6055 or 1 6105. Depend on the type of coral you are keeping

 

[rvitko]

Henry,

The 7095 is compatible with any controllable pump made since 2000. You can mix and match different models.

As for the moonlight, if you send in the controller I will replace it, but I am out of moonlights for about 2 weeks. They should send me some this week. Please check back with me later this week about sending it in, to minimize downtime I need to have the part on hand.