DIGITEN Upgraded Refiller Automatic Aquarium Review

I would say for the price it's not a bad thing to refill an aquarium but I bought it to fill a pond and I think the Consumption for one too much was small pump and it blew immediately. It worked initially so I can't say it broke but I can say it didn't even last a week in my app. So 1 star is all I could muster. If you buy this for your aquarium I think it will be a good buy.

Bought this ATO system to replace the same model I bought a year ago. The original system pump stopped working after a year of faithful use in my saltwater aquarium. The only complaint I have is that the plastic bracket used to hold the water level switch is very brittle and breaks easily. Plus, it's a very affordable option that does what it's designed to do. Systems from other well-known pet store brands will cost you three times as much, if not more.

This is a great little device. As you can see in my photo it's so small that the cord for my power head partially covered the device so I had to circle it to make it visible. I've run it in a 36 gallon arc for a month now and have no complaints. The salinity in my tank is constant at 1.026 for every measurement. I was hesitant to spend money on something that could be done with manually resetting fresh RODI daily, but I forgot some days and I love that my pets can now depend on a constant…

I decided to upgrade. the pump died intermittently. I have to disassemble it to get it back. It makes sense that they sell replacement pumps. It works well. If it runs dry you will have to shake it to remove air from the pump. I asked if it was possible to pump the tank out of the tank, especially as I know we've all had HOB drains on our brine tanks in the past. I was told no. So this video shows what happens when the pump is below the outlet (no siphon) and above the outlet (siphon). I need…

This product is amazing for what you pay for! I would give it five stars except on one occasion when it almost flooded my tank from grabbing the siphon and not stopping and for the bulkiness of its mount. My advice: always keep the hose above the level of the water source. Submerge your pump in water (about an inch or two below the surface) so that if it doesn't stop flowing while you're away, it at least dries up rather than flooding your aquarium. If you have a sump, place it in the return…

I had a friend who had an automatic watering system installed on the tank that was piped through the attic to the water source in his bathroom. I liked the idea but was a bit skeptical about the possibility of leaks and overflows if the float system failed. This standalone system is exactly what I was looking for. With a 5 gallon bucket under my tank as a water source there is no chance of it overflowing as my 125 gallon tank can hold that amount without overflowing. I only have to refill a…

I wanted to try this ATO. It was very easy to install and set up. It contained all the necessary details. Has overflow protection, maybe HMMM. Overfill protection is in place, but only if you want the overall water level in the aquarium to start dropping. When the floats are folded, the bottom part is the main sensor and the top part is the overflow sensor. This means that if you overflow without a spill, the water will rise about an inch. I lower my tanks about an inch from the top with water,