Apex Controller System – Value Release

$729.95

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Includes:
  • Apex Control Head Unit
  • Energy Bar 832
  • 6 ft Aquabus Cable
  • Lab Grade Double Junction pH Probe
  • Lab Grade Double Junction ORP Probe
  • Temperature Probe
  • pH calibration solutions
   
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Welcome to the future. The new Apex controller system incorporates WIFI, a redesigned Energy Bar 832 with eight 120V AC outlets, and an inbuilt 100W 24VDC power supply. This power supply powers three 1LINK ports and two 24VDC auxiliary ports. Each individual outlet provides power monitoring, as well as separate LED indications. The New Apex now has a PM2 so you can monitor salinity without purchasing additional modules or probes. The New WIFI Apex is backward compatible with all of your existing Apex Gear, including all modules, energy bars, probes, DOS pumps, WAV pumps, and so on..

   
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$500-$999
Weight
7 lbs
Dimensions
17 × 9.25 × 4.5 in

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