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Maybe in a more enclosed canopy it's helpful to have more exhaust, mine is fairly small, mostly to block light spill. Feeders are maybe 1" below edge of canopy and there is no lid on top. Either way, it's a poorly thought through connection point. They really should move it down the cord a bit...

Anyone experienced corrosion on usb ports of these HYDROS WiFi Fish Feeder - HYDROS ? Both of mine over saltwater tank are becoming iffy on connection and both port and cord are showing slight corrosion. They are not in splash zone or anything like that, but obvious above a saltwater tank. It...

Support sent me some part of the connection - nut and the thing that it pushes in, but that did not help. What did was switching to some airline tubing I had. Been a few days and the most problematic line that would drain on both ends eventually now is working fine. Will be replacing the 4...

Yep, mine is still getting bubles. In carbon dosing line it's mostly empty.

Yep. Redid all connections. Thanks. But needed twizzers to get those collars out in the first place.

Hmm found something... Looks like there is a plastic insert that was wedged in all ports that need to come out. On some it's quite in there and not at all obvious lol

Also these don't show up if I just prime 20ml for example. Just seem to appear over time. Carbon line being totally empty is quite weird however. I was able to fill it by dosing 15-20ml just fine, but not sure how it would have drained completely. It is being dosed at a much lower rate than...

Any idea why I would be getting pockets of air in dosing tubing? Seems like it's happening across all things Ca, Alk, Mg, Balling Part C, Carbon. Actually carbon was completely drained on both sides down to dosing container. Perhaps it's the way this tubing is attached to the pump heads. I find...

I also moved more things to run off of Kraken, which also pushes it a bit more. Two return pumps, one skimmer pump, 3 gyres, 2 octo phs, 4 xr15s, ai fuge balde (adding one more soon, gets too hot at 100%), and of course 4 other Hydros controllers with probably Maven when that comes out...

Each Kraken uses its own power supply that came with it. Can probably share one in general, but I haven't actually tried. And I am not sure if single one can handle everything I have running at 100%. They also do get warm, so I imagine closer you push it to 100% the hotter it will get, also...

Yep just constant and off for low power. Settings in Mobius for that and XR15 running the same way in Hydros.

Is there a list somewhere with names for things like this cable? This one in particular is for Octopus pumps and is out of stock currently, seen bus cables out of stock, etc. before as well, so would be good to know what all these connectors are called to maybe source them elsewhere and make...

It needs to be fixed at firmware level, not us doing hacks to work with it. And in case of leak sensor, nothing can really be done. But yes in the mean time until it is fixed in any manner, if it will be at all, will need to keep that sort of possibility in mind when setting up systems with Hydros.

So cause of this as far as I was told When there is a connectivity issue, controller reboots eventually (haven't clarified no WiFi vs no Internet but WiFi). If this controller is the ones with sensors, switches, etc. those seem to go unknown for a moment, which can end up turning some things...

Yeah. Originally it was for planted tank reasons. Where you can kind of tell when to do a water change based on TDS reading vs dosing fertilizer, etc. https://sites.google.com/site/aquaticplantfertilizer/home/tds-meter

TDS is pointless, but yeah just floating in the sump of freshwater tank.

It only goes off like that during internet outage. In fact I have to get them quite wet for real alarm to happen.

Switches I made, but we can even ignore that and just focus on rope leak sensor from Hydros, it is acting the same way. And sure some things wouldn't work, like WiFi outlets or WiFi feeders. I expect that. Just want to press more investigation from firmware team into the regular wired sensors...

Yeah, I suppose, although not sure to want end. Support does not seem interested. So far what I got from support is this is a feature a not a bug. So when my internet goes out I am expected to have random audio alarms going off from leak sensors. Good job, Hydros lol.