SICCE Wave Surfer Controller
The new Electronic Control Wave Surfer is designed to simulate real marine currents. It is easy to program with the perfect balance of features for trouble-free operation without complicated computers or power controllers.
When used with aquarium pumps, the Wave Surfer permits the creation of multiple currents from different directions inside the tank. Its controls make it simple to regulate the timing of the pumps connected to it.
Customization is possible by setting switching intervals, FEEDING MODE and NIGHT MODE depending on the needs of the ecosystem being created. How long pumps stay turned off during feeding and how much water movement is reduced during night cycles are controlled by these settings.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Switching Intervals | Adjustable timing for pump cycles |
| Feeding Mode | Controls pump shutdown during feeding |
| Night Mode | Reduces water movement during nighttime |
FAQ
Can the Wave Surfer Controller be used with different types of aquarium pumps?
Yes, the Wave Surfer Controller is compatible with various aquarium pumps and allows for multiple current directions within the tank.
How do I set the feeding mode on the controller?
You can set the feeding mode by adjusting the time duration during which the pumps are turned off when feeding the aquarium inhabitants.
Is night mode adjustable?
Yes, night mode allows you to reduce water movement during nighttime cycles, and the intensity can be customized according to your aquarium’s needs.
Pippa Newman –
The Wave Surfer Controller works smoothly with my marine tank. I set feeding and night modes to match my fish’s schedule. The current simulation feels natural and the pump timing is easy to adjust.
Carol Blake –
I used it with two pumps to create different current directions. The switching intervals are intuitive and the night mode helps reduce stress on my fish at night.
Abigail Dowd –
Simple to program and reliable. I didn’t need any extra equipment. The feeding mode stopped the pumps during feeding, which is perfect for my shrimp and snails.