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The FMK is complete out of the box. The FMM is also available standalone. All sensors are available separate. So, you could roll-your-own solution if you chose to do so. For instance, say you need two 2" flow sensors and have no need for the 1" one - just buy the FMM and two 2" sensors. You then have two free ports on the FMM still. Use those, if you wish, for leak detection probes or other sensors like the optical water level sensor for your saltwater mixing vats.So how do you make it work or what other equipment do you need to make it do the ATO that u showed in MACNA?
So Terrance how many plugs will the ATO solution use on the FMM?
And the video say you need the power supply to use the pmup on the FMM if I have a one link can I use the pmup on that 24 volt connection to save on the power supply?
Thanks for the reply I'm just trying to work out the lagistics in my brain
@Terence
No 3/4" love? RedSea Reefers use that size plumbing.
Also how does the optic water level sensor plug in? I was looking at 3 of those sensors, 1 for my sump, 1 for RODI, and one for saltwater container....do I need another FMM or can I plug them into one of the other (many other) modules I have?
Thanks!
I was honking the same thing for 3/4 but we could just reduce the one inch pipe to 3/4 to make it work
At least I hope we can
@Terence
No 3/4" love? RedSea Reefers use that size plumbing.
Also how does the optic water level sensor plug in? I was looking at 3 of those sensors, 1 for my sump, 1 for RODI, and one for saltwater container....do I need another FMM or can I plug them into one of the other (many other) modules I have?
Thanks!
I was honking the same thing for 3/4 but we could just reduce the one inch pipe to 3/4 to make it work
At least I hope we can
The constraint is not the power supply. It was not necessary for the purpose to have two and there is no real estate.Why doesn't the fmm have two 24 volt outlets like the 1 link does? Shouldn't the power supply be enough to support more than one?
Of course you simply use a 1"->3/4" reducing bushing and all is good.