AquaWiz KH Controller

[Patio]

Anyone using one in the club?

Recent KalamazooReefer videos are interesting. No reagent needed in particular.

 

[derek_SR]

@dangalang has one and likes it

 

[dangalang]

Anyone using one in the club?

Recent KalamazooReefer videos are interesting. No reagent needed in particular.

I've been running one since the beginning of the year, so far so good. Has been within testing error range of my Hanna alkalinity checker.

If you get one and need help setting up let me know.

 

[Alexander1312]

Very popular in Germany for a while now. Looks like there are various upgrades/improvements made to the orginal model, and overall a promising device (potentially still not 100% mature though). As with most auto testers, not cheap, but not needing reagents might be worth it, once the user feedback is more consistently positive. I am reading about algae issues in the see-through container, keeping calibration is not always easy to achieve, but potentially due to #user error.

I posted about this a while ago (https://www.bareefers.org/forum/thr...of-alkalinity-without-reagents-aquawiz.36210/), but not much interest back then (most likely because it is not from Neptune or Hydros…).

 

[dangalang]

Anand from Collector's Corals is very helpful and responsive whenever I've reached out. I think DMing him on Instagram @collectorscorals is best, followed by Facebook and email.

 

[Alexander1312]

Anand from Collector's Corals is very helpful and responsive whenever I've reached out. I think DMing him on Instagram @collectorscorals is best, followed by Facebook and email.

I assume some of us could directly communicate with the seller in Taiwan @psidriven ?

 

[psidriven]

Sure, I can try though my Chinese reading/writing is 1st grade level. @Woeday probably has better skills.