The simple answer is yes. You wouldn't want something that is erratic but the controller would regulate how much and how often.
From personal experience - yes.IF one encounters an "end of tank dump" I'd wonder if a pH controller could respond quick enough..
When one wants full automation, worrying about "the end" is counter productive.. Is this a "real" concern?? Don't know..
Controller or not , I'd still recommend a 2 stage regulator.. esp. when one wants "good parts" .. There is no such thing as a cheap 2 stage..(new at least)
gla 2 stage system:
http://greenleafaquariums.com/products/ultimate-co2-system-two-stage.html
Only comment on pricing is us "pickers" can do better..![]()
So the response is fast enough?? Thanks for the info..From personal experience - yes.
I agree as well. I did the controller thing too because of personal experience, and it has worked well for me with a single stage reg.IF one encounters an "end of tank dump" I'd wonder if a pH controller could respond quick enough…
So the response is fast enough?? Thanks for the info..
side question: reactor or atomizer???
For me at the time I did one tank was injecting via dual system via a Rex Grigg style reactor & a UP atomizer, that is one that dumped with cornelious reg & no issues.So the response is fast enough?? Thanks for the info..
side question: reactor or atomizer???