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Don't think they sell them alone, but you can connect two. However, you would be limited by original total amount of power now split across two units. Which may work in your case, so might be more of a space saving thing to do and keeping second power supply as backup if first breaks of something.

Well again, I envision something a bit more dramatic by passing they control board and controlling LED drivers in a more direct way, but I've never opened one up, so no idea what is going on inside and how possible it would be, why I am asking if anyone attempted any sort of hacking around inside :)

This being DIY sub forum, I meant more if someone opened one up and maybe soldered some wires to use 0-10v etc type things to control them.

Was anyone able to do anything with these to control them from Hydros in some meaningful way?

Also maybe just jumping internal sensor terminals could work, but they are titanium, so not sure on soldering those and also not sure if reading from short circuit on them would be a good idea either lol

Simplest solution with least mods is to set its adanvce length so somewhat big like 5-10 inches per time. Hit glue external conductivity sensor leaving only internal side. Put sensor in a cup of salt water. Use Hydros to power it when needed, this is where a delay is needed as sensor will read...

ReefMat is the type. It's red seas one. And while overall hardware wise it's probably the best, some choices are unfortunate lol. Like using conductivity for water level, so doesn't work in freshwater. App is ok and can schedule an advance, but only one and my tank discus tank seems like it...

Right, it was there just didn't turn combiner off. Either way going to contact support, this is clearly not working as intended, hopefully they can see more than is exposed to us. Again, same single outlet setup I linked erlier worked as I expected in another collective, but not here. So either...

Think it might be gremlins in that collective. Just tried same thing in another collective and seem to work correctly with just my original single output

Also normal water sensor does same thing, just added new one from a box.

No flip flopping, but making it red does not make it read as off, so combiner still on looks like

Ultimately might try to do something with the button push on ReefMat if not controlling motor in it directly, although that would by pass over torque logic I imagine. Also I don't know much about DC motors, but looks like two wires are coming out, if it's as simple as connective 12v or whatever...

Ok, thanks will try and maybe try with different sensor, this is a tripple level one, so maybe has some extra issues with it.

Sent it back to BRS. Also this was a second time I got broken Hydros from them. Got another one from Top Shelf Aquatics as they are 30 mins away and seem to have a fresher stock =)

Sure, 1 minute might not be enough and really I do not need to go off of dry specifically, but in either case with sensor dry, pump on this just sits and click my outlet once a minute forever

Per sensor it should be off, per depends it's ok to be on, but don't have to, but min time on which I want to be there just makes it stay on with brief off and redo 1 min over and over

Ok, sure, but that does not work. What else might need change? Seem like a fairly simple setup, but weird Hydros logic order is yet again failing me =P

On. So either on if on or off if off dependency.