Autopilot co2 controller.. Any opinions

Any opinions from people who used the Autopilot co2 controller with fuzzy logic, if it's reliable and it's quality. My shop carries these but im mainly familiar with Titan controllers.

Thanks
Fritz

Fritzyfruits said:

Any opinions from people who used the Autopilot co2 controller with fuzzy logic, if it's reliable and it's quality. My shop carries these but im mainly familiar with Titan controllers.

Thanks
Fritz

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Ya love em pretty dope partner uses just co2 one at the warehouse we used the full greenhouse controllers they are reliable. I use a sentinel greenhouse controller in mine. As far as I know they are boss

Ya everything I see on em sounds pretty solid. Thanks for the input man.

Fritz

I've ran the autopilot fuzzy logic, sitting on my shelf. Went with a master green house controller. Both units work(ed) perfectly.

Amazon will be cheaper than brick n morter stores. 130 shipped was my price on the basic co2 fuzzy logic controller. 500 for the green house controller

The master greenhouse controller I see online seem to run for around $600.

What is the reason to get a separate co2 controller from your humidity and temp. It seems a lot of companies do both separately and as a all in one unit. Are there any disadvantages or advantages to either.

Fritz

The 600.00 is most likely the master greenhouse controller. Mine controlles my ac (in summer), then my intake fan from outside (fall/spring/winter).

Blueprint dbac2 is same as the autopilot master greenhouse controller but different name. Both master controller only handle 15amp max. My ac pulls 12.5. So I can't run a deheuy and ac at same time

Fritzyfruits said:

The master greenhouse controller I see online seem to run for around $600.

What is the reason to get a separate co2 controller from your humidity and temp. It seems a lot of companies do both separately and as a all in one unit. Are there any disadvantages or advantages to either.

Fritz

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They do just the single ones cause not everyone wants/can afford the master controllers.

Makes sense