Quote Originally Posted by Opie Yutts
I have a co2 generator, but haven't decied how to control it yet. As far as I know there are two ways. Have it shut off by PPM, or by time. The controler to use PPM is about $450. The cyclestat (for time) is about $150. I would much rather use PPM control.
Actually, you need both a timer and ppm contols. The timer so that the co2 only operates during lights on - the ppm to, obviously, regulate your ppm for optimal conditions. There are many controls available that do both time and ppm.

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PharmaCan Reviewed by PharmaCan on . co2 controller worth it? I was thinking about CO2, I've seen the manual valve release for £145 which seems ok, but the digital controller is another £120 on-top. Question is can I easily do it manually or is it too much hassle? :) Rating: 5