Aquarium Control and monitoring at your fingertips
Reef Angel is an open-source aquarium controller built on the very stable Arduino platform, anything is possible with our controller!
User App
Our Reef Angel app, is simple to use and gives you precise control and monitoring capabilities from anywhere in the world.
Enjoy custom Email or Push notifications, change controller settings, log manual tasks and reminders and much more!
Reef Angel Star Controller
Our Reef Angel Star is our latest flagship controller. It has 2.8″ capacitive touch screen to view and control all aspects of your aquarium even in an event of your internet connection going down.
Includes 8 port relay box to control vital aquarium equipment. Monitors and controls all aspects of your Aquarium with one device.
The Wizard
Why Reef Angel?
Capabilities
- Monitor Temperature
- Control Heater
- Wavemakers
- Control Chiller
- LED Dimming
- Analog and PWM
- I/O
- Control Pumps
- Control Reactors
- Monitor Salinity
- DC Pump Control
- Wave Patterns
- Check for Leaks
- Auto Top Off
- Control Lights
- Check Water Level
- Control Skimmer
- Implement AWC
- Moon Lights
- Buzzer for Alarms
- 8 Relay Boxes
- Monitor pH
- Monitor ORP
Open Source
Reef Angel was the first open-source aquarium controller out there. You never have to write a line of code, but if you want something custom, like lightning storms or tide effects, you’ve got full access to the hardware and software to make it happen.
It’s built on Arduino, which is about as proven and reliable as it gets. You get a rock-solid controller running your tank with plenty of room to make it your own.
Join the Reef Angel Community
Got a question, or just want to see what other reefers are building? The Reef Angel forum is where it all happens. And since Reef Angel is open source, you can dig into the code and send your ideas our way on GitHub.
- Ask questions and get real answers from other Reef Angel owners
- Check out other people’s builds, setups and code
- Share ideas and contribute on GitHub
PWM Dimming Signal
PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) signal is a digital signal where you can achieve dimming by altering a square wave form.
This square wave form can be viewed as a pulse and changing the width of this pulse increases or decreases the dimming signal percentage that will be applied to your devices.
Example of devices that can be dimmed with PWM signals are: Meanwell ELN Series -P drivers, Meanwell LPF Series drivers, Steve’s LED drivers, LuxDrive FlexBlock drivers, LuxDrive BuckBlock drivers, PWM controllable Fans and Jebao controllable pumps.
Analog Dimming Signal
Analog signal is one of the oldest type of electronic signals. It has been around for decades and can easily be achieved with a simple potentiometer.
The dimming signal percentage is increased or decreased as the voltage on the analog signal increases or decreases.
Example of devices that can be dimmed with Analog signals are: Meanwell ELN Series -D drivers, Meanwell LPF Series drivers, Inventronics drivers, Kessil LED fixtures, BuildMyLED fixtures, Apollo LED fixtures, JBJ LED fixtures, Jebao/SpeedWave controllable pumps and Tunze controllable pumps.