Description
Neptune Apex A3:
The A3 Apex System offers the control but scaled back monitoring with room to grow for the everyday aquarist.
What’s Included:
Fully equipped A3 Apex Pro base unit
4 FMM Ports
4-Channels 0-10V Variable output
6 Switch Digital Input
2 Aquabus Ports
2 pH/ORP probe ports
1 Salinity* probe port
1 Temperature probe port
Both WiFi & Ethernet compatible
Product Features:
Soft-touch finish
New built-in audible alarm
Control up to 13 individual power connections with the Energy Bar 832
ONLY power bar on the market to be ETL/UL certified specifically for aquarium use
6 x outlets
3x 1LINK outputs for WAV, DOS, etc
2x DC24V outputs for accessories (small pumps, solenoids, fans, etc.)
3x AquaBus Ports
Track temperature, ORP, and pH with included lab-grade, double-junction probes
Continuous monitoring of water-level depth with new Liquid Level Sensor
Reliable and reusable new Optical Multi-Surface Leak Detection Sensor
Set reminders, log testing and dosing information, and access your tank from anywhere with Apex Fusion
*Salinity probe sold separately
Neptune Trident:
The Neptune Trident is an automated testing system that regularly tests alkalinity, calcium, and magnesium in your saltwater aquarium. The Neptune Trident then communicates this information to your Neptune Apex so you can get alerts, and change your dosing. When combined with the Neptune DOS (available separately) it creates a fully automated system for the proper dosing of supplements, maintaining them at consistent levels.
- Specifications:
- Alkalinity Precision –Â +/-.05 dKh
- Calcium Precision –Â +/-15 ppm
- Magnesium Precision –Â +/-15 ppm
- Testing Time – Around 7 minutes per test
- Sample Water Required – Around 8mL per test
- Max Head – Must be less than 4′ from the water sample
- What’s Included?
- 1x Trident System
- 1x 1Link Cable
- 5′ Black Sample Tubing
- 5′ Clear Waste Tubing
- 1x 2-Month Reagent Supply*
*The included reagent is the actual 2-month reagent kit, however with initial setup of the Trident, a small amount of reagent will be used, which will result in about 45 days of reagent remaining (which can vary depending on how many times a day you test).
