Has anyone used the Seneye monitoring system for their reef yet?

I recently seen a video for the Seneye reef monitoring system and it looks awesome! however, I find it really hard to believe that this machine has a lite refractor to measure par, kelvin and lux readings every 30 minutes and while doing this amazing task also takes readings on your ammonia,temp,Ph,water level and coming soon nitrites,nitrates,and a few more things at no extra cost when they become avail. also it notifies you if any of your set parameters stray from your normal parameters. It sounds too good to be true if anyone has used it, please let me know. oh one more thing it contacts you by text message or email and you can check your tank readings from any where with a smart phone, tablet or pc. sorry I know this is long. I am not a spokes person for Seneye it just sounds amazing.

 

http://www.3reef.com/forums/general-reef-topics/seneye-reef-aquarium-monitor-review-134252.html

 

I dont know but that does sound nice lol

the price of each slide though can really add up compared to the liquid tests

 

It costs $30.00 for 3 slides which is 3 months worth. It takes over 1400 readings a month so its every 30mins. also you have your own web page keeping track of data. when something goes wrong it makes suggestions from previous data and tells you how you should correct it. not bad for $10.00 a month. If you don't use the slides, you can still use all the other features.

 

After having it for a year... I hate it... I may have liked it if I had ever gotten the thing to make it wireless.. but as shipped it was worthless.

Cool concept, but very clunky to use.

 

thanks for info, will keep it in mind!!!

 

My initial test found it pretty close to my other tests in terms of accuracy. Just make sure you can make it wireless and that you have a windows computer that is always on.

 

I have been using it for a month and being a beginer found it very helpful you can use the belkin to make it wireless and Seneye have there own wireless box coming out at the end of July.