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Redsea Wavemaster Pro

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i purchased this from another reefer and decided that i wasnt gonna use it.
so up for sale is a Redsea Wavemaster Pro controler that is used but in excellent condition. Im asking what i paid which is $50.00.
they run between 130 and 160 online.


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2 Aquarium set up options:
  • Reef mode facilitates feeding of invertebrates that live on suspended particles or plankton, by giving sufficient time to feed, without losing the food into the bio-filter or protein skimmer.
  • Marine mode facilitates feeding by the smallest as well as the largest fish by temporarily switching off the all but one of the powerheads, while the main pump keeps running the water through the life support systems.
4 Different strengths of wave motion:
  • Gentle—Slow random waves
  • Rolling—Short periodic waves
  • Turbulent—Fast random waves
  • Alternating—Sequential 4 hour periods of Gentle, Rolling and Turbulent wave programs
Night program:
A pre-programmable 8 hour night period that switches automatically to a calmer wave motion.
Features:
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  • Controls up to 4 powerful water pumps.
  • Dedicated main pump option.
  • 4 preprogrammed wave motions: gentle, rolling, turbulent or alternating.
  • Night mode, automatic 8 hour period providing calmer seas at night.
  • 2 feeding modes, specific programs for reef or marine tanks.
  • Maximum power load up to 720W.
  • Soft start to protect pumps.
  • Fully grounded power outlets.
 

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