NEW: Vote and Post Giveaway: WIN a Puratek Auto Level Controller! Claimed

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Puratek Auto Level Controller Giveaway!
Sponsored by our R2R sponsor Puratek

PLEASE NOTE THIS ONE IS A LITTLE DIFFERENT! READ CAREFULLY!

How to Enter:
1. Vote and Post a comment in the following thread:
CLICK HERE AND MAKE THE POST IN THE "What Is Your Preferred Aquarium Controller Interface" thread.


2. Upload an Avatar to your R2R profile here: AVATAR

3. Make a post in this thread that you have completed #1 and #2!

Recap: Post and vote in the linked thread, upload an avatar, and post back in this thread that you are entering!

Drawing
On October 20th we will pick one winner by random draw from this thread and the winner will be verified to have completed all requirements. :)

The Prize
The name drawn will receive brand new Puratek Auto Level Controller shipped to their door valued at over $230.00!

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The Auto Level Controller, an Auto Top-Off system, is an ideal addition to any aquarium system. It is natural for water to evaporate on a daily basis and requires constant attention to maintain proper water levels. If not maintained on a regular basis in saltwater systems, the salinity will rise as the water evaporates because salt will not evaporate. These fluctuations in salinity can cause undue stress to your inhabitants.Using an auto top off system alleviates the daily activity of having to add fresh water on a regular basis. Performing this aquarium husbandry is a tedious, unrewarding task and can leave you in despair if not done properly.

This modern approach to auto level controlling is ground breaking to the industry and offers features never seen before in such an important piece of equipment seldom overlooked. Read More Here

Features

Maintains consistent salinity
Non-intrusive sensors that attach to outside of aquarium or sump so no worry about sticky or leaking mechanical sensors. Also snails or crabs will not interfere with operation
85 dB Audible alarm to notify of abnormal high or low water level or if the maximum water make up time has been exceeded
Standby switch – Temporarily disable level control while performing maintenance; for example, water changes or cleaning that could false trigger sensors
Alarm reset/program mode switch – silence alarm or initiate program to allow custom settings for max run time, hysteresis and level sensor selection
Supports up to four level sensors for normal (makeup control), low, high and top-off reservoir levels
Controls top-off water pump in makeup water reservoir or solenoid valve for connection directly to R/O filtration system
Low voltage 12VDC control for safety and low power consumption
Programmable max-run-timer counters to prevent top-off water running too long in the event sensor fails
Programmable hysteresis setting to control time delays in activating alarms or control due to water ripple or other disturbances in the water that could cause false alarms or control
Status LED for each level sensor for easy sensor status and program mode indicators
Processor controlled to maximize flexibility and expandability in feature offering and upgrades
Interfaces to Insight 24/7 Monitor/Controller for complete system integration for…
Audible and remote email alarming
Maximize system control in the event water levels are incorrect – shut pumps or chillers off to prevent damage
Notifications of when top-off water is being added
Keep log of how often top-off water is being added
Perform firmware upgrades



Thanks again to Puratek.com!
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1: Done....2: long done....and this takes care of #3. I could really use a new level controller!! Good luck to everyone.
 

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Done x3
 

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Task completed. (Changed avatar yesterday but can do it again if need be).

@Puratek I use a hydor ato and I really like the Neptune systems. But I have to be honest. I'm new(er) to the hobby and haven't really done anything with either one of the controllers. I've seen and have friends who use the Neptune systems. So that's all I can speak too. I probably should be using one but haven't seen the need this far in my setup. Maybe I'm missing something??

Wanna send me a trial set and I'll let you know what I think? :p Hahaha. Gotta try right? Thanks for the contest and just keeping it real. Good luck to everyone.
 
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