Apex Water Tester Question

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I have a lot of capital invested into the Hydros system. I’ve given up hope on the Hydros automatic tester (Maven).

I want to jump ship over to Apex, but I just want their automated tester for now and gradually move everything over to Apex.

What are the minimum Apex requirements to get their automated tester up and running?
 
I would like to note the Neptune NP is super finicky. I'm a techy engineer and mine is basically a paperweight right now as neither are accurate.

The trident ACM is great, though.
 
If you are invested in another ecosystem my recommendation is to stay put.

Automated testing is not going to make you any more successful nor lead to a failure without it. I'm saying this as a long time Neptune controller user along with the Trident ACM and NP today.

My opinion anyway.
 
Does anyone have thoughts about the Mastertronic testers? The online reviews scare me with something that costs that’s much.

I got a bonus at work so it’s burning a hole through my pocket.
 

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