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Thread: which pumps to use

  1. #1
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    Default which pumps to use

    Hi
    I'm considring to buy two new circulating pumps for my tank.
    can tunze turbelle stream 6105 be controlled directly from my 3ex or do i need the controller from tunze as well.
    or is there a better choice compared to the connection to profilux.
    best regards
    claus

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    directly via the profilux is possible.

    but you need a tunze profilux cable ( there are 2 versions ) it has to do with the fact your want to use the First of second control line of the L-port connection.

    once you have the cable its just a matter of setting the min / max voltage and configure the pumps.

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    hi
    thx for the answer. but i'm still confused.
    1.i can only get one port free L1/L2 so i should buy the tunze1 cable and a y splitter ? i want to connect two 6105 pumps ( one in each corner) and control them seperately. is that still possible, i can see the cable says L1/L3 but on the rear side of profilux it says L1/L2.
    or
    2 do i have to by an extension card plm-4l and a tunze1 and tunze2 cable.

    at the moment i use L1/L2 for an evg box L3/L4 for an evg box L5/L6 for an active splitter (simul-L). as i see it i can only free 1 socket L1L2 by using a y splitter, am i correct or are there some tricks that can be used.
    Claus

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    i can only get one port free L1/L2 so i should buy the tunze1 cable and a y splitter ?
    Yes, plus a cable tunze2 cale. Then you can wire
    • connect port L1L2 to splitter
    • from splitter to pump 1 with cable tunze1 -> L1 controls pump 1
    • from splitter to pump 2 with cable tunze2 -> L2 controls pump 2


    2 do i have to by an extension card plm-4l
    Not neccessary at the moment, do as described above

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    Hi Wirus
    thx you for the explanation now it is clear to me.
    Claus

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