Tunze SmartController 7000.001

TUNZE SmartController 7000.001 provides centralized monitoring and control for freshwater, marine, and reef aquariums. Temperature, optional pH or redox measurement, automation rules, connected equipment, and notifications are managed through the browser-based TUNZE HUB interface.

A temperature probe is included. An optional pH or redox electrode can be connected according to the intended application. The standard measuring input is used for either pH or redox measurement, depending on the installed electrode.

Browser-based TUNZE HUB

The system is configured through a standard web browser. It is independent of the operating system and requires no separate drivers or installed desktop software.

Measurement data can be secured online and viewed remotely. The service uses redundant servers in different European locations. Communication is encrypted, including device-specific AES-256 encryption between the server and end device.

Fail-safe local operation

Internet access is required for configuration, remote access, notifications, and over-the-air updates. It is not required for normal operation, allowing configured control rules to continue locally during an internet outage.

An integrated real-time clock prevents programmed schedules from shifting following a power failure.

Temperature control

The included temperature probe provides continuous monitoring. With compatible switched sockets and equipment, SmartController can activate heaters, cooling equipment, or Aquawind fans according to defined temperature limits.

pH or redox monitoring

An optional electrode enables precise pH or redox measurement. pH monitoring can support freshwater carbon dioxide control, calcium reactor supervision, and daily reef aquarium monitoring.

Redox measurement provides information about oxidation-reduction conditions and may be incorporated into carefully configured control and notification routines.

The pH or redox electrode, electrode holder, calibration solutions, and cleaning products are sold separately.

Configurable automation

SmartController includes a fully configurable reaction system. Measured values, schedules, defined limits, equipment control, and notifications can be combined into automated routines.

The system can control up to:

• Four TUNZE switched sockets or valves
• Four TUNZE LED 8850 or Kessil 0–10 V lights
• Four TUNZE Turbelle electronic or compatible 0–10 V pumps
• Four TUNZE Aquawind fans

The exact combination depends on the connection cables, splitting cables, and accessories used.

Key features

• Centralized aquarium measurement and control
• Suitable for freshwater and marine aquariums
• Temperature probe included
• Optional pH or redox measurement
• Browser-based TUNZE HUB interface
• No separate software installation required
• Operating-system independent
• Over-the-air updates
• Integrated real-time clock
• Automated operation continues without internet
• Fully configurable reaction system
• Custom notifications and alarm limits
• Remote measurement-data access
• Device-specific AES-256 encryption
• No hidden recurring operating charges
• Five-year device and update guarantee
• Made in Germany

Technical information

• Product number: 7000.001
• Measurement: temperature and optional pH or redox
• Interface: browser-based TUNZE HUB
• Integrated real-time clock
• Encryption: device-specific AES-256
• Dimensions without holder: 133 × 33 × 116 mm
• Country of manufacture: Germany
• Device and update guarantee: five years

Package contents

• TUNZE SmartController 7000.001
• Temperature probe
• Four connection cables
• Universal connection cable
• Wall mounting set

The pH or redox electrode, calibration solutions, switched sockets, valves, lights, pumps, and cooling fans are sold separately.

Installation and setup

1. Mount the controller in a dry, splash-protected location.
2. Install the included temperature probe in an area with steady circulation.
3. Connect an optional pH or redox electrode when required.
4. Calibrate the electrode according to its instructions.
5. Connect compatible equipment with the correct TUNZE cables.
6. Open the TUNZE HUB interface in a web browser.
7. Define target values, schedules, reactions, and notification limits.
8. Test every connected output before enabling automatic operation.
9. Prevent heating and cooling equipment from operating simultaneously.
10. Create drip loops in all electrical cables.
11. Compare measurements with a reliable reference instrument.
12. Clean and calibrate electrodes regularly.
13. Review alarm limits and automation rules during maintenance.