ORP Probe Questions

Do a google search for ORP, basically you don't need the ORP probe unless you are running Ozone.

 

Tony ORP stands for Redox or (oxidation reduction potential) and is the single greatest indicator of good water quality, aside from your corals. The oceans Redox ranges wildly from over 450mV on well-oxygenated, nutrient scrubbed reef crests to below 200mV in nutrient rich, muddy lagoons with less then saturated levels of oxygen. A redox potential over 325mV will satisfy most corals, and levels above 400mV are recommended for shallow water and SPS corals. 
It is a very good way to monitor you husbandry skills, you will see the changes in the water quality when you preform water changes, adjust your skimmer, exct... In the reef aquarium you should try to maintain a steady 350mV to 375mV. 
One note, as the PH rises the Redox is more difficult to maintain, and yes it is used in conjunction with Ozone. 
Hope this helps.

 

I would get the PH first and get ORP later.

 

Rick, you know you just copied and pasted that from somewhere..../DesktopModules/ActiveForums/themes/_default/emoticons/clap.gif

 

LOL, Most of that info was from Calfo, and some was from Sprung. non the less good stuff!! LOL