Main pump and wave makers question

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Is the main pump and the wave makers able to be controlled together?
Looking for a cost effective solution and want to purchase from you guys.
 
Is the main pump and the wave makers able to be controlled together?
Looking for a cost effective solution and want to purchase from you guys.

Currently the DCA return pumps and the wavemakers have their own independent controllers.
 
Ok thanks for the reply just looking to not spend 1000's literally and have to press a million buttons to just feed the fish lol
 
Ok thanks for the reply just looking to not spend 1000's literally and have to press a million buttons to just feed the fish lol
Personally I just leave the pumps on when feeding. If anything pump/skimmer can be shut off. Another option is to just put them on a wifi outlet- they'll fire up and resume settings after being powered off.
 
Hmm wifi outlet ?
Never thought of that. Thanks
I had a questions about the photons 48 would the be the size I would get for a 48 long tank ? Also do you have preset programs ? And it seems hard for a novice to program it ? Would have to learn it and to have preset programs would be good till I learn the programming
I like the wifi idea you sold me ha
 
I never thought of the wifi plug been looking them up and that was a really good idea again thanks
 
Hmm wifi outlet ?
Never thought of that. Thanks
I had a questions about the photons 48 would the be the size I would get for a 48 long tank ? Also do you have preset programs ? And it seems hard for a novice to program it ? Would have to learn it and to have preset programs would be good till I learn the programming
I like the wifi idea you sold me ha
The Photon 48-V2+ is great for 4 foot reef tanks. We have a variety of preset programs available here: www.reefbreeders.com/faq
 

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