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APEX Classic + 2 EB8's & More

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I am selling my old Neptune Apex Classic setup. It has been sitting dry for years, I just took it out of the box it was stored in to plug it all in and test everything. Everything works as it should. I can verify that the probes were stored dry, and will likely need to be replaced. They were reading when I plugged everything in, but I did not attempt to even calibrate them. Comes with everything seen in the photos. There is some rusty screws on the EB8's and the main Apex unit as you can see. Also the V1/V2 plug ins on the main unit have some rust on those plug ins as well, as I never used them. All other plugs ins function normally. This would make someone getting into tank controls a very good start up set. It has been reset as well, ready to go for the next owner. Looking to get $220 plus shipping at buyers expense.

You can see from the photos I have shown green power lights with everything powered up as well.

1 main control unit
1 display unit
1 breakout box
1 pm2
2 EB8's
3 aquabus cables
temp probe, pH probe, ORP probe
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Thanks for looking.
 
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