Neptune wav.
- Thread starter Leandre
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keep in mind these things move water like crazy so start out at a lower percentage. 
I had a choice between mp40s or these, wav was cheaper. More redundancy, the pumps auto shut off if they fall off or taken out of water. But for me it was that they are powered by the 1link. One unit can power up to three pumps meaning I get less wires all over the place also frees up plug space. I have black painted back panal, with the wav able to tilt 40 both ways I think I'm able to keep them on the back wall without seeing the wires.
They might have a ver2 but I doubt it, right now I think run 1link works really well. Three devices plus two extra ports for future upgrades. The said you can have 2 wavs and a Vos, so assuming the Vos is 40w or under since the wavs are 35w each. I'd probably get a second 1link even if it's under 100w, just to be safe. I have a 220g and the Vos isn't big enough for me, maybe to power a manifold but that's it. If they do make a larger Vos modal, maybe something like 4kgph they might bring out 1link v2 to handle the extra power needed. As for the M1, I bought a L1 for my setup, although I haven't had it running yet. But is there a real need to have the apex function? I was under the impression that you key is the right flow at the start and that's it? I've read that the L1 can automatically since a change in pressure and add or subtract power to compensate? I mean aside from a close loop there isn't a real need to change the flow pattern on a return pump?
