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CO2 pH-Controller Evolution DeLuxe

pH-Controller incl. pH-electrode
  • Permanently measures the pH value in the aquarium electronically and controls the supply of CO2 via the connected magnetic valve
  • Simple operation: 1 button = 1 function
  • The pH controller works in the acidic range as well as in the slightly acidic range and in the basic range ( seawater )
  • Automatic calibration reminder
  • Incl. pH electrode and calibration station

Automatically controlled CO2 addition

The Evolution DeLuxe pH controller belongs to the highest expansion stage of the DENNERLE CO2 system. It permanently measures the pH value in the aquarium electronically and automatically controls the addition of CO2 via the connected solenoid valve (DENNERLE CO2 night shut-off). The completely digital precision device offers maximum functionality, safety and convenience. Operation is extremely simple: 1 button = 1 function. The pH controller works in the acidic range (e.g. discus fish), as well as in the slightly acidic range (e.g. tropical community aquarium) and in the basic range (e.g. Malawi/Tanganyika aquaria, seawater).

Specification

Product information

Product name CO2 pH-Controller Evolution DeLuxe
Article number 3093

Delivery scope

Elektrodenhalter
Kalibrierlösung pH 4, 50 ml
Kalibrierlösung pH 7, 50 ml
Aqua dest., 250 ml

Technical data

Mains voltage/mains frequency 230 V~ / 50 Hz
Wattage 2 Watt + connected solenoid valve (max. 40 W)
Output for solenoid valve 230 V~, max. 40 W / 0,2 AT
Length of mains lead 3 meter
Length of connecting lead 3 meter
Length of electrode cable 3 meter
Electrode connection BNC
Connection for connecting cable SUB-d 9 pin
Measuring range pH 3-9
Setting range pH 5.0 - pH 8.8
Carbonate hardness range for automatic pH setting 1 - 20 °d
Available hysteresis settings 0,01-0,05-0,1-0,15-0,2

Guides

Types of aquaria

Beginner Guide – Part 1

Beginner Guide – Part 2

Beginner Guide – Part 3

Expansion stages for a compressed gas system

What do I need carbon dioxide for?

Overview of aquarium energy consumption