Looking for a all in one controller for 50a
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We usually recommend getting things like that in separate packages. I mean, if the timer on the light controller breaks (and they will) then you need to replace your entire grow controller for some stupid piece of hardware. It's nice to have them working in unison but for the money and the security your best options are going to be separate controllers.
Invest in Ohm's law first.
Not to come off like a prick, but unless you plan on expanding down the road, you only have about 11 amps of light draw.
Co2 setup doesn't draw but a handful of watts.
30A controller would be more than ample IMO.
Not to come off like a prick, but unless you plan on expanding down the road, you only have about 11 amps of light draw.
Co2 setup doesn't draw but a handful of watts.
30A controller would be more than ample IMO.
Skyrancher
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I agree with Snow Crash, seperates prevent total failure.
With that said, I'll looking at this total system controller for 2 rooms and multiple fans.
http://growtronix.com/store/
All in one controller for multiple rooms. Very comprehensive. Internet capable, iPhone alerts and control. Data logger, security system, flood detection, etc...
Other that the reviews listed on their site, haven't seen any reviews. Interested to know if you find any.
Good grown
With that said, I'll looking at this total system controller for 2 rooms and multiple fans.
http://growtronix.com/store/
All in one controller for multiple rooms. Very comprehensive. Internet capable, iPhone alerts and control. Data logger, security system, flood detection, etc...
Other that the reviews listed on their site, haven't seen any reviews. Interested to know if you find any.
Good grown
Skyrancher
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Just ran across a thread on the iPonic 600 Environment Controller. Some good input there on this and other controllers.
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=234099
https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=234099
I have been using Growtronix for years and love it. The fact that it is modular is nice because you can just get the sensor you need and slowly upgrade. I started with just humidity and a temp sensor and 1 of the controllable outlets. Now I have added co2, 3 more outlet units that let me control 8 items, pH, EC, float, flood, flow, smoke and a door and window.
Another thing that it does that the others don't is let you control multiple rooms. Plus the charting gives you good insight to what is really going on in your garden.
Another thing that it does that the others don't is let you control multiple rooms. Plus the charting gives you good insight to what is really going on in your garden.
how long have you been using growtronix gear?
an no probs?
checked out the site and i like the add on modular systems concept
Sorry for the late reply, I have been using it for about 8 years. Early on there where a couple hicups, but it has been running smooth for for years and years now. I couldn't imagine using anything else. The modular concept was a deciding factor for me too. I have been adding to my system over time and think I pretty much have all I need now.
Using growtronix since 7 years from the old 5volt setup not always stable at first to the newly 12v rock solid for years now,except for the digital ballast RF thing(issue resolved since).very user friendly able to control multiple room/remote control and alert on any web base device phone pad etc..also able to control any load you want a/c, dehu,light, fan,pump,etc. All you need to do is adding a new switch module add program it to do whatever you want base on any sensor or timer you want.if you are a diy kind of guy and liking to play with new toy .
Than GT is for you
Than GT is for you
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Modular concept is also very important for me.some pic of my system
Brain/switch/ssr/relays.
Brain/switch/ssr/relays.
