Profilux in storage . . . what to check for?

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I've been out of "salt water" for right at 4 years now due to life changes. I'm getting back into it and plan to utilize my GHL ProfiLux 3.1N (I think that's right.. it's been upgraded a few times now). I have a few specific questions for GHL North America:

A) What's the best way to be able to definitively say I have "THIS" model of Profilux? If I take pics of the rear and submit them to you will that be enough?

B) Other than a power-on to make sure it's operting what other things do I need to look for in a unit that's been in dry storage for 4 years? I'm sure the probes (ph etc) are long dead/dried so I'll replace those when I set a tank back up.

C) What's the best option if I need to send the head unit in for a "once over" inspection etc? I'd rather not send it to Germany if at all possible to avoid.
 
Welcome back!


A) Look at the sticker underneath the ProfiLux itself.

B) Do a firmware update to bring your controller up to date on all the newest features and improvements.

C) If you'd like we can do the inspection and firmware update for you at our FL warehouse. Send us an email for more information.
[email protected]
 
Welcome back!


A) Look at the sticker underneath the ProfiLux itself.

B) Do a firmware update to bring your controller up to date on all the newest features and improvements.

C) If you'd like we can do the inspection and firmware update for you at our FL warehouse. Send us an email for more information.
[email protected]


Thank you Vinny. I'm going to get it out of storage this weekend and I may go ahead and ship it directly down to y'all. I'll send an email from now.

THANK YOU!

Allen
 

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