C13/C14 combi is what you may need, they are quite common.. I use them in all my DIY devices..Something like this...
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C13/C14 combi is what you may need, they are quite common.. I use them in all my DIY devices..Something like this...
Wrap duct tape or masking tape around the cord, make a tag, label with a pen. Not fancy and slick looking but it works.I tried labels but they didn’t stick well. Does anyone have labels that they are happy with? If so please share the name of the manufacturer.
I feel like this is just about perfect, everythign is still routed, labeled, and looks pretty decent, but it's still possibly to remove a cord if you need to, unlike those manic OCD builds where there's a zip tie every 6 inches to keep everything perfectly aligned so that you'll commit sepuku instead of going through the work of fixing anything in the tank.Mine is "pseudo" organized.
Thanks...I had to learn the hard way not to make it toooooo "Tight"...when something goes wrong...which it does...I did not want to do a major disassembly to fix it...but I must say some of the really clean ones really look wonderful!I feel like this is just about perfect, everythign is still routed, labeled, and looks pretty decent, but it's still possibly to remove a cord if you need to, unlike those manic OCD builds where there's a zip tie every 6 inches to keep everything perfectly aligned so that you'll commit sepuku instead of going through the work of fixing anything in the tank.
Hummmm no longer. It is a DIY CO2 monitor that I pass the intake to my skimmer to see what level of CO2 I am "feeding" it....I draw my air from outside and pass it through CO2 scrubber and I can see how effective the scrubber is being...Mine is "pseudo" organized.
Things that make you say hmmm
Is that an iPad you’re using for a display on the apex?As @Quietman, I have a separate cabinet for my outlets & controls. I've had gear under the tank or on the side of the stand and it's just "an accident waiting to happen".
Love that you know what entropy is! From the chemistry teacher.It's really a fight against windmills for me. I try to keep cables as neat as possible. What really makes it hard for me is that basically no cable has the perfect length to install it in a neat way. Also once some setup changes for whatever reason one might need some space and the current cable layout might become obsolete. For my music studio I sometimes just rewire the whole dang thing which takes like a full day or longer but for a system that should not be shutdown for too long this is impossibru. Usually entropy takes over after some time.
that is the best solution I've seen for average reefers. Just a cabinet to stuff em all in while presenting the devices on the face. good idea.I am a power cord snob. To solve my cord issue I built a cabinet to house all my electrical components in one place. All cords are neatly hidden behind the swinging doors. It has also made it much easier to locate and remove and install new cords.
Does not need to be pretty, needs to be effective. Thats what I do - 12v bricks hanging on screws...How about a good way to mount all those 12V power supplies to the wall? I use zip ties with a screw hole included, but that is not pretty.
I was thinking...Does not need to be pretty, needs to be effective. Thats what I do - 12v bricks hanging on screws...