Alex’s IM 150 EXT

[psidriven]

I’m most impressed by the diagram. Will copy that so my tank sitter can figure out what plug goes where.

 

[Alexander1312]

I’m most impressed by the diagram. Will copy that so my tank sitter can figure out what plug goes where.

Yes, that was the intent.

This is the app I used for this:

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[Don.Julio91]

Several hours of work unplugging everything, labeling what was not labeled. I am not happy at all with the result.

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But I also created this in the process:

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Might I suggest using zip ties to bundle any excess cord length behind the respective cabinet you want to hide it behind. Then for the exposed center portion you can encase them in this tubing? (Lots of choices this is just one:

literally only the center part that runs exposed between the cabinets. Maybe just organize a couple bundles, like one with all the mp40s/pumps other with temp probes/heaters ect… would try to have them run as close to the floor too, white would blend with white baseboards as well. 3 exposed tubes would be better than all the single cords. Just an idea.

 

[Darkxerox]

I've been using Velcro ties lately since we frequently have to swap out equipment. Cable ties can get annoying if you need to change things.

 

[Don.Julio91]

I've been using Velcro ties lately since we frequently have to swap out equipment. Cable ties can get annoying if you need to change things.

Agreed! Better option.

 

[ReyDeFarts]

Velcro for cable management for sure as @Darkxerox mentioned. Zip ties will bring frustration. Wire wraps like @Don.Julio91 suggested will clean up the appearance a lot. You could also utilize wall mount cable management (wire raceway) options to run the wires in. The only issue I see is the number of wires that would fit in them. It would look very clean though, even you end up getting the wider options.

 

[BAYMAC]

I've been using Velcro ties lately since we frequently have to swap out equipment. Cable ties can get annoying if you need to change things.

Years ago that was my friends dads patent.