Tunze Nano 6095 Purchase

[krzyphsygy]

I would like to buy this pump. I have currently the 6105 controllable with the 7092 controller. I assume this 6095 pump will work with the 7092 controller? Does this pump have the flow adjustment knob that the 6105 has? Also what patterns with this controller can I do using both pumps? For example, can I have one pump on for say 10 seconds, then that pumps slows and then the other one turns on for 10 seconds? Also if I hit food timer, do both pumps shut off? Same as the photo cell, does both pumps go into night mode?

Sorry, alot of questions. I love the tunze pumps. They are way better than the MP40 which I also own. Much better flow distance...almost double for my 6105 vs my MP40.

 

[krzyphsygy]

Bump

 

[rvitko]

The 6095 does not have the knob, instead it has 6 jumpers for the power supply so a fixed speed is set on the power supply with 12, 15, 18, 20, 22 and 24V jumpers.

The only options the 7092 has are wave and pulse mode. Pulse mode would let you inverse the pulses so one pump was at 30 for 10 seconds and the other is at 100% and then they switch.

Foodtimer does turn off both pumps, nightmode would set both to one fixed speed. The photocell is optional on the 7092 and would be required for nightmode. In general I recommend the 7092 for one pump, wavemode or a very basic set up, otherwise the 7096 is the better option as it has far more flexibility on multipump set ups.

 

[krzyphsygy]

Pulse mode would let you inverse the pulses so one pump was at 30 for 10 seconds and the other is at 100% and then they switch.

So when the other pump is on at 30, what is the other one doing? Does it shut off?

 

[rvitko]

Pump one would be at 30/100 and pump 2 would do 100/30 so when one is at 30 the other is at 100. Off is not possible with the 7092 and the only option is for both pumps to do the same or inverse.

 

[krzyphsygy]

So let me get this straight. They switch so pump one is at 30 the other at 100, then they switch to pump one at 100, then pump two at 30? Thats cool if thats it.

 

[Craig Borowski]

So let me get this straight. They switch so pump one is at 30 the other at 100, then they switch to pump one at 100, then pump two at 30? Thats cool if thats it.

Yes, that's correct.