7095 Multicontroller and 6100 Magnet Holders

tanglovers · 01/02/2005, 07:27 PM

Hi All,

We are going to be ordering one of the Tunze setups with the dual 6100 tunzes with the multicontroller. My question is should we wait for the 7095 multicontroller or just get the 7094? I have run across a decent deal on the setup but it includes the 7094.

Also if the stream rocks are used for the pumps, are the magnetic holders needed?

Thanks,
Scott

rvitko · 01/02/2005, 07:39 PM

I think the 7095 is worth it but it is a long wait and if it is a good enough deal then it is up to you.

It is either or, the stream rocks do not work with the magnet holders.

tanglovers · 01/02/2005, 10:32 PM

Rvitko -

Any idea about how much longer of a wait it will be for the 7095?

Also what features does the 7095 have that the 7094 does not have? Have not been able to find much information out about it other then it is coming.

Scott

rvitko · 01/03/2005, 09:19 AM

It has a built in moonlight with 29 day lunar cycle, it has much more feedback on pump performance with more displays. It has a soft membrane keypad making it more water resistant than the 7094 switches. It has shorter intervals possible as short as one second vs 1minute on the 7094 and a new program which idles one pump while pulsing the other.

I can't say for sure how long the wait will be. Anytime a new product enters production their are delays as jigs and assembly methods are perfected and it is worked into the production schedule. I think 8 weeks is a reasonable estimate. We have a lot of standing backorders and obviously these will grow as feedback is posted.

01/02/2005, 07:27 PM	#1
tanglovers Registered Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Zeeland, MI Posts: 970	7095 Multicontroller and 6100 Magnet Holders Hi All, We are going to be ordering one of the Tunze setups with the dual 6100 tunzes with the multicontroller. My question is should we wait for the 7095 multicontroller or just get the 7094? I have run across a decent deal on the setup but it includes the 7094. Also if the stream rocks are used for the pumps, are the magnetic holders needed? Thanks, Scott

01/02/2005, 07:39 PM	#2
rvitko RC Sponsor Join Date: Apr 2000 Location: Austin Texas USA Posts: 30,884	I think the 7095 is worth it but it is a long wait and if it is a good enough deal then it is up to you. It is either or, the stream rocks do not work with the magnet holders. __________________ Roger Vitko Tunze USA "He's for every one of us, stands for every one of us, he'll save every man, woman and child in a mighty Flash!" Current Tank Info: 210 gallon planted tank with Altum Angelfish

01/02/2005, 10:32 PM	#3
tanglovers Registered Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Zeeland, MI Posts: 970	How Much Longer of A Wait? Rvitko - Any idea about how much longer of a wait it will be for the 7095? Also what features does the 7095 have that the 7094 does not have? Have not been able to find much information out about it other then it is coming. Scott

01/03/2005, 09:19 AM	#4
rvitko RC Sponsor Join Date: Apr 2000 Location: Austin Texas USA Posts: 30,884	It has a built in moonlight with 29 day lunar cycle, it has much more feedback on pump performance with more displays. It has a soft membrane keypad making it more water resistant than the 7094 switches. It has shorter intervals possible as short as one second vs 1minute on the 7094 and a new program which idles one pump while pulsing the other. I can't say for sure how long the wait will be. Anytime a new product enters production their are delays as jigs and assembly methods are perfected and it is worked into the production schedule. I think 8 weeks is a reasonable estimate. We have a lot of standing backorders and obviously these will grow as feedback is posted. __________________ Roger Vitko Tunze USA "He's for every one of us, stands for every one of us, he'll save every man, woman and child in a mighty Flash!" Current Tank Info: 210 gallon planted tank with Altum Angelfish