Download Neptune Systems Apex Aquarium Controller Firmware

​ Save $50.00 this month, This is fully compatible with all Apex modules and accessories including the Energy Bar 8 and Energy Bar 4. All of the calibration solutions for pH and salinity will also be included in the Apex Base Unit. ENTER THE APEX Prevents catastrophes by monitoring key parameters in your aquarium, takes corrective actions for you, and alerts you via your smartphone when things go off track.

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Neptune Systems AquaController Apex WXM VorTech & Radion Wireless Expansion Module is an expansion accessory for your AquaController Apex Controller System and Neptune Systems AquaController Apex Jr System that unlocks amazing wireless control!

Monitors your equipment – ensuring it is operating correctly at all times – and lets you know when it’s not. Tracks your manual test results, maintenance, livestock purchases, and tank observations and helps you can correlate issues in your aquarium to the things that are happening inside. Manages the full operation of equipment (lights, pumps, filters, ATO, etc.) on your tank with simple setup wizards and an easy to use the app. Takes the place of many costly and cumbersome discrete components such as light timers, heater controllers, pump controllers, etc.

Gives you the peace of mind to know how your aquarium is doing, instantly, from anywhere in the world. WIRELESS INTERNET-READY! For years we have advocated a wired network connection for your Apex due to its superior reliability – and we still do. However, for many people, a wired connection is just not possible. So, for this Apex we spent countless man-hours developing an incredible 802.11g/n Wi-Fi connection with reliability that rivals a wired connection.

And, the connection process to your home network is amazingly simple – getting you set up and on the Apex Fusion cloud service in just a couple of minutes! NEW EASY SETUP New set up wizards and to-do reminders help guide you through configuring everything from temperature control, trouble alerts to your mobile device, and many other common aquarium tasks. With this new Apex, an aquarium controller no longer requires an advanced degree — you are up and running in 5 EASY STEPS: Mount it to the wall or inside your cabinet Plug in the probes and your equipment Connect it to your home network via wi-fi or cable Run the new Configuration Wizards Start monitoring and controlling your entire tank, in less than an hour, with no programming oTa – (Internet of Things, Aquarium) The Apex is an IoTa platform built for reliability when things go wrong – not just a toy to play with everything is A-OK. Every Apex has a built-in web-server (tech talk for its control panel) with complete functionality – even if the internet is down! This is important, see why. Let’s say you have a power outage and want your aquarium to take the appropriate actions to maintain the fish and corals for the longest time possible.

Or, what if the internet is down (or a company’s cloud servers) and you simply want to manually turn on your lights or turn off your skimmer. Some aquarium controllers work ONLY via their online cloud service, so when the internet is down or slow, you are out of luck. With the Apex you can continue running your tank without interruption.

1. And the best part is you’ll never have to download an app – it’s always up to date with the latest features! There is so much more to Apex Fusion than just looking at the parameters on your aquarium. Apex Fusion puts complete control of your entire aquarium and all of its systems right into your hands.
2. Aug 30, 2018 - So, we have made the Apex Systems have the most advanced mobile applications on the aquarium controller market today. And the best part is.

Neptune Systems Apex Aquarium Contr…

Neptune Systems has announced a new generation of Apex aquarium controller which completely overhauls the aquarium hobby’s most popular controlling system. The new Apex is different in so many incredible ways and it finally brings with it a huge new crop of improvements that will help make the Apex even easier and more capable than ever before. The new Apex replaces the ‘Classic’ Apex with built-in wireless connectivity, a salinity port standard, a native application for controlling on smartphones and much more. The head unit, or the brain of the Apex now has even more ports and connections which are easily accessible with an ingenious swiveling design. The Energy Bar of the new Apex has also been completely redesigned, with more easily discernible regular and high current outlets, and our favorite touch, is LED indicators to communicate the status of the outlets in real time.

Gone is the old black metal Energy Bar 8 and now replaced with an attractive grey enclosure with orange accents. The Energy Bar 832 still has the same eight outlets, but now it also has a built-in 1Link module, and three 1Link connectors. The ‘chin’ of the EB 832 contains the 100 watt power supply to drive 1Link accessories, hence the increased size of this new energy bar. One of the other big changes to the new generation of Apex is a native application for our ubiquitous smartphones.

Neptune Apex Wifi Controller

The Apex app has the same look and feel of the cloud-driven Apex Fusion interface, but it takes advantages of iOS notifications, with reminders and also one-touch firmware updates. However Neptune Systems doesn’t refer to it as a firmware anymore, but the Apex Operating System. By this point it’s pretty clear that the new generation Apex controller is starting to pack a ton more features into an even smaller package. The new Apex will come standard with all probes, including the same Salinity and temperature probe, and double-junction pH and ORP probes which should last a lot longer than previous ones. Jake Adams has been an avid marine aquarist since the mid 90s and has worked in the retail side of the marine aquarium trade for more than ten years. He has a bachelor’s degree in Marine Science and has been the managing editor of ReefBuilders.com since 2008. Jake is interested in every facet of the marine aquarium hobby from the concepts to the technology, rare fish to exotic corals, and his interests are well documented through a very prolific career of speaking to reef clubs and marine aquarium events, and writing articles for aquarium publications across the globe.

His primary interest is in corals which Jake pursues in the aquarium hobby as well as diving the coral reefs of the world.