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If I wanted ones with optical switches, which would I use?
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If I wanted ones with optical switches, which would I use?
Correct. Ghl doser is one of the smartest dosers in the market. Through the doser itself you can track how much you dispensing and how much is left..Any particular reason you want optical sensors? With the GHL Dosers you just fill your container up with xxx ML type it into the container volume that the doser head is pulling from. And the Doser keeps track of what's been dosed so you'll know when it's running low.
I bet you could purchase optical sensors for the GHL but I'm not 100% sure on that
Nowdays all testers ate easy to use.I think all things considered GHL seems the way to go in the UK.
The fact that it can monitor voltage of individual sockets and the Apex can’t, plus the fact that all the components seem far more affordable.
The big question for me is the ease of use of the KH Director and Ion Director versus the Neptune Trident. That remains to be seen.
I got the 2 head maxi dosers for auto water changes, calcium reactor supply and possibly RO supply for auto top off. Will be connecting everything up when I get back from hols.Looking at that pic above. Why would you use the two head dosers from GHL?
Ease of use is going to be favouring the Trident. That's it's best advantage on the market, it's rather simplistic to setup and get running. To keep it running long-term remains to be seen, but there is more to the setup of the KHD than the Trident.I think all things considered GHL seems the way to go in the UK.
The fact that it can monitor voltage of individual sockets and the Apex can’t, plus the fact that all the components seem far more affordable.
The big question for me is the ease of use of the KH Director and Ion Director versus the Neptune Trident. That remains to be seen.