API AquaSpin Tests Aquarium Water With Built-In Photometer

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The API Aquaspin is an exciting new device designed to automatically test aquarium water. Details about the Aquaspin are extremely scant, no website, no social media posts and even the video is unlisted, but we can glean enough about it to get excited. The first striking point about the API Aquaspin is that it isn’t geared […]
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The API Aquaspin is an exciting new device designed to automatically test aquarium water. Details about the Aquaspin are extremely scant, no website, no social media posts and even the video is unlisted, but we can glean enough about it to get excited. The first striking point about the API Aquaspin is that it isn’t geared […]
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Here is a picture of the unit working.
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This or trident?
They are very different products so it's hard to know what kind of comparison you expect. The Trident makes automatic measurements of 3 parameters, and since it's tied to an Apex controller you can use the results to control dosers or calcium reactors or whatever. The AquaSpin is a standalone device that requires you to manually fill up a sample disc with water, and then displays results for 8 different parameters, so it's more like automating a bunch of test kits or Hanna checkers.
 
The API Aquaspin is an exciting new device designed to automatically test aquarium water. Details about the Aquaspin are extremely scant, no website, no social media posts and even the video is unlisted, but we can glean enough about it to get excited. The first striking point about the API Aquaspin is that it isn’t geared […]
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API discusses the new aqua spin with SCMAS reef club
 
Where do I buy this can you let me know
It’s currently being marketed to fish stores. I think it’s pretty $$$ their goal is to have fish stores help hobbist better. If your a store I’m sure API Would be happy to sell it to you. Probably over $1000 (I’m not sure of price).
 
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