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MP10W ES and MP40W

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couples month old MP10W ES, in excellent condition . $230 shipped
Less than year old, Gen2, in good condition. MP40W with extra used/good condition Wetside $390 Shipped.
 
I have the MP10 ES. Do you know if the wireless will work with a standard ES or do I need two wireless?

I'm interested because I'm going from a 24 gallon to a 45 gallon and would love to maximize the different modes.

Thanks
Chris
 
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I have the MP10 ES. Do you know if the wireless will work with a standard ES or do I need two wireless?

I'm interested because I'm going from a 24 gallon to a 45 gallon and would love to maximize the different modes.

Chris
HI Chris
I haven't try it. I have only one W ES pump for experimental.
I think only W model ( stand for wireless) can sync wirelessly.
 
fyi - you need two W ES pumps to sync wirelessly - with that said you can conver the ES to a W ES via a wireless module from the Ecotech site. I think it sell for ~$60.

hope that helps :)
 
fyi - you need two W ES pumps to sync wirelessly - with that said you can conver the ES to a W ES via a wireless module from the Ecotech site. I think it sell for ~$60.

hope that helps :)
Thanks for your information.

Here is the picture of them

MP40W
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MP10W ES
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