Pulse VPD (pulsehub) sales packages head's up

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I wanted to post this for the community…we all know Pulse is a leader in VPD/nutrient monitoring equipment…When a good sale comes along it’s worth looking into.
I have NO associations with Pulse, but do recognize their high quality equipment…

Hey Robert,

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The Hub has been generating a ton of hype, and we’re feeling the love from our passionate community. The Pulse Team and I are truly grateful for your support and enthusiasm.

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I know you’ve been waiting for this, and I am excited to announce that the time is almost here:

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Preorders for our Early Access list open tomorrow March 23rd at 9:00 AM Pacific Time (12:00 PM Eastern). This is your last chance to get early access so sign up here.

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Quantities are limited, and I expect the first batch to sell out quickly. Don’t miss your opportunity to take advantage of the preorder deal.

Early Access Opens March 23rd, 9:00AM Pacific

Preorder Deal:

$399 for the Starter Kit (Hub + Temp/RH/VPD)

$599 for the VWC Kit (Hub + Soil Moisture/EC/temp)

$799 for the Reservoir Kit (Hub + submersible pH & EC)

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This is your last chance to get early access.

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First batch ships in April.

GET EARLY ACCESS

Limited quantity available.
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I’ve been looking at that soil probe for a week or so now and I keep wondering how they addressed the issue of electrolytic corrosion of the contacts.
I’m sure they have but I’m curious…

Cheers
G

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They have been very responsive to emails in my experience so I’d invite you to present your question to them directly!

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Or they just make a recommendation to replace it every x months at a minimal cost of only $79.99 each.

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Unfortunately the Acclima probes are around $300 each, and they are the cheapest reliable probes on the market.

Edit to add - I see Pulse has the probes priced at $325/ea if you just purchase a probe.

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Thought i might expand a bit on the pulse hub system…
Working backwards…here’s a bit more info for those in the shit giving department.
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Being a grower myself, I know the kind of abuse that equipment needs to endure in our gardens, crop after crop. Some equipment falls apart after a single run, and some stands the test of time.

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Pulse Hub getting wet

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Here enters the Pulse Hub; designed to withstand the extreme conditions that occur during cultivation, it uses waterproof marine-style cabling, making it easy to connect and place sensors in the harshest en![imMarine spec NMEA2000 cabling T-connector

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The cabling design enables branching off of the main cable line to connect sensors (daisy-chaining), rather than requiring all individual sensor cables to lead back to the Hub. This streamlines setup, minimizes cable clutter, and simplifies sensor network management.

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Our robust cabling, combined with the ability to accommodate up to 12 sensors per Hub, offers remarkable adaptability for tailoring your grow setup. I made a couple of sketches to give you an idea of what I mean.

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For example, you can use a variety of sensors in multiple grow spaces connected to a single Hub

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Cover multiple grow spaces

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If you run a larger facility, you can track the VWC, soil EC, and soil temp with up to 12 sensors per Hub:

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Monitor VWC across a large room

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Another potential way you could use Pulse Hub is to track pH, EC and water temperature in all of your nutrient reservoirs:

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Keep an eye on all your tanks and reservoirs

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I hope this gives you a better understanding of how you could use Pulse Hub to improve outcomes in your grow.

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I certainly see a ton of excitement and enthusiasm from the community around Pulse Hub and am eager to share more (including pricing!) with you in the coming days.

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​ You’re already in Early Access so you will get all the updates and exclusive access to the Pulse Hub launch before anyone else. Thanks for your support!
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Preorders starting soon. First batch ships in April. Limited quantity available.

This was a post from a grower on another forum, not mine…I just stole it !!

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Do you see any mention of a co2 sensor or a light sensor? Those are the things from the Pulse Pro that appeal to me.

Reservoir/sump ph and EC monitoring would be nice until the realities of probe maintenance/replacement set in (for me at least). But it seems like all you’d need for monitoring, and I guess that’s what Pulse is known for.

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@Tripl3fastaction, hey you guys are more than competent to make judgements concerning your grow equipment !
Please understand my only interest here is providing information !
Again, I have no association with Pulse or any other vendors !

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Man I want one so bad…. Just can’t justify it at the moment. I appreciate you @BudBusterPro though :facepunch:t2: respect

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I was interested in the pulse pro until I contacted them and found out it only works with wifi. Which I don’t have.

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I believe I saw on IG the first round is sold out

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