Partitioned Electronics

[revhtree]

Do you partition your electronics away from the “wet area” of your set up?

Would love to see photos of it!

 

[GlassMunky]

Yes I have a whole separate electronics cabinet next to the tank that doubles as my testing table
The cabinet even has a fan with a temp prob that ramps up/down the fan doped based on temp so nothing gets too hot in there with all the power supply bricks and everything.

 

[revhtree]

Yes I have a whole separate electronics cabinet next to the tank that doubles as my testing table
The cabinet even has a fan with a temp prob that ramps up/down the fan doped based on temp so nothing gets too hot in there with all the power supply bricks and everything.

That’s sweet! Love it!

 

[spsick]

Absolutely and I’ll never go back.

 

[revhtree]

Absolutely and I’ll never go back.

Great job!

 

[Snoopy 67]

I'm on the wall next to the tank.

 

[fish farmer]

Under the stairs.

Treasure chest

 

[exnisstech]

Following. So far I'm at 14 power bricks and two air pumps and haven't even begun cable management yet on my new tank. I bought a stand to match the tank stand and looking to do something similar to @GlassMunky but using power strips with individual switched outlets. Every time I look at the mess of wires I just walk away and think about something else. I suck at cable management.

 

[dangles]

Almost all of my electronics are on the other side of the wall

 

[BeanAnimal]

Old setup and new setup (moved from DIY controller and control center to GHL). Both setups meant to be clear of drips and splashes. Old setup was overkill in a NEMA enclosure.

6 Gfcis above fed the 18 switched circuits (each with its own breaker) from three main circuit breakers. I used receptacles instead of dead face modules were 3x as expensive. Outputs not shown, but we’re military style connectors to cords and plugs and wall mounted receptacles with bubble covers.
New setup below

 

[Snoopy 67]

If I knew as much as Bean about electronics Maybe I could do that.