Dosing Pump X4
SKU 5904610540183
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- Or collect in store with the rest of your order
- Genuine stock — marine specialists since 2012
Overview
Manually dosing calcium, alkalinity and magnesium every day is one of the easiest reef-keeping tasks to fall behind on — and inconsistent dosing shows up in unstable parameters. The Dosing Pump X4 from Reef Factory automates the whole process across four separate liquids, delivering small, frequent doses that keep your water chemistry far steadier than manual top-ups ever could.
With four dosing heads built into a single unit, it's a genuine all-in-one solution for automating the core elements of a Balling-style dosing regime, such as Triton Core 7 or similar multi-part systems.
Key features
- Four independent dosing heads in a single unit — ideal for KH, Ca, Mg and a fourth supplement
- Accurate to within ±0.1 ml per dose
- WiFi connectivity with remote control and monitoring via the Reef Factory app
- Tracks dosing history so you can review exactly how much of each liquid has been added over time
- Estimates remaining liquid in each container and sends a low-level alert at 10%
- Manual dosing function for temporary adjustments without disrupting your regular schedule
Who it's for
Reef keepers running a mixed or SPS-dominant tank who want to automate major element dosing and reduce the daily manual workload, particularly those already using a multi-part Balling-style supplementation system.
Setup & tips
- Enter your dosing container volumes into the app so the liquid-remaining estimates stay accurate
- Start with the recommended minimum single dose of around 0.3 ml and adjust gradually based on test results
- Link multiple Reef Factory pumps together if you want to expand your automated dosing setup down the track
- Keep an eye on the app's dosing history to spot any drift in your parameters before it becomes a problem
