That unit uses mathematical calculation, as opposed to actual measurements, to determine your co2 needs. Accordingly, it's not going to be all that accurate.

Check out this unit. It's about $90 less and it measures the co2 in your air, but doesn't have the valves. If you could pick up a set of valves for 50-100 quid you'd be a lot better off, controler wise, without spending too much more. You might be able to find this in the UK with the right cord ends and voltage.

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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