Control Box for Water box 110.4

[gmavrom]

I just finished building most of my water box 110.4 stand. It was a horrible experience with terrible instructions. It needs better instructions with real pictures and it took hours to build. Once I figured out how to put the little bolts in and align then in the rails it went faster. Stand was tightened down and seems sturdy but I have not put the tank on yet to fill and test and see if i sways. Supposedly WB can send you a kit to strengthen it. What I would like to know has anyone used the water box control boxes they sell for the tanks. Which one will work the best for all the wires/plugs? I have hand controllers for the skimmer, heater, wave maker and pump.

 

[marktmills]

I just finished building most of my water box 110.4 stand. It was a horrible experience with terrible instructions. It needs better instructions with real pictures and it took hours to build. Once I figured out how to put the little bolts in and align then in the rails it went faster. Stand was tightened down and seems sturdy but I have not put the tank on yet to fill and test and see if i sways. Supposedly WB can send you a kit to strengthen it. What I would like to know has anyone used the water box control boxes they sell for the tanks. Which one will work the best for all the wires/plugs? I have hand controllers for the skimmer, heater, wave maker and pump.



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We have Inkbird Control Box installed at our company office, and it works great.

As for the Waterbox control box, the Waterbox Pro Control Panel is designed to manage multiple wires and plugs efficiently, keeping everything organized. It works well for integrating with devices like your skimmer, heater, wave maker, and pump. If you're looking for something more compact and versatile, the Inkbird Control Box is also a best option for neatly managing multiple controllers and outlets.