Apex help with Jebo pumps

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I have the full apex Controller and just bought the Adapter to be able to control my Jebo pumps with the apex. My question is it has a DC in but came with no type of power pack. and then has what looks to me as a VDM plug. No cable for this connection came with the unit either. so how do I hook this thing up?
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You connect the same 24v power supply from your jebaos to it and then you will need a Ethernet cable from that box to your vdm port on the apex.
 
Reason I ask is because I assume the the two different sizes have different power requirements. And there is only one DC plug in available on the unit.
 
I honestly have never thought of that but I don't see why not if the power supplies are the same volts and amps. You would have to look at the power supply specs.
 
The Jebao controlers all run with a 0-5VDC power and the Apex uses 0-10VDC. The adapter is a converter and you will be fine running both sizes of powerhead through it.
 
I have my Jebaos connected to my Apex using this
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And not what you have there, thru a DIY cable and a program on the Apex
 
I have the full apex Controller and just bought the Adapter to be able to control my Jebo pumps with the apex. My question is it has a DC in but came with no type of power pack. and then has what looks to me as a VDM plug. No cable for this connection came with the unit either. so how do I hook this thing up? 144.jpg

I use this adapter with my two WP-25 pumps. You can use the original power supply and connect them via ethernet cord? It supply's the power fine, but I've been having some issues with the VM's in Auto mode.
 

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