Digital Aquatics Reef Keeper LITE. LEVEL 2 & Float Switch

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Digital Aquatics Reef Keeper LITE. LEVEL 2 & Float Switch, SLR2, ORP Probe

NEW UPDATE

Digital Aquatics Reef Keeper LITE, SL1, PC4, PH Probe, Temp Probe, Float Switch
, Cables, & Complete system.
$199.... This system is amazing. The only reason I am selling it is because my brother gave me his Apex controller. Free is good. The RKL controller is much easier to program and control then the Apex. That's for sure. It also does everything the apex can do. I had it controlling my calcium reactor, auto top off, heater & chiller, With much more usability i never taped into. My water parameters have never been more precise as they were while using this system. I only used this for about 45 day.

I decided to also sell my brand new ORP probe from reef fantastic. $35 - free shipping
I also am selling the RL-SL2. Never used. $75 - free shipping.

If you want the complete system I will let it go for $299 - free shipping.

I am also including in one PH 10 and one PH 7 calibration fluid packs. You can have your system calibrated as soon as you get it.

You will pay over $350 or more for everything included.

For more product info go to:
Digital Aquatics
 

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ORP probe & SL2
 

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I cant part it out. Sorry. Did I say free shipping?
 
Bump. Bump.. 190 with free shipping. Anyone?
 

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