Aquarino created Baypass to help aquarists organize the electrical system of their aquarium equipment, making it safer and preventing accidents caused by inadequate electrical installations.
 How does it work?
 Baypass allows you to control the switching on and off of high amperage equipment, such as a condensing unit, chillers or heaters, using a contactor, but the electrical load does not pass directly through the controller, which has electrical noise filtering.
 Examples:
 I want to connect a 10A chiller to be controlled by a thermostat, with Baypass I can direct the entire electrical load through Baypass and leave the thermostat acting only as a controller.
 Connecting a 500W heater to the Aquarino Powerbar will consume 40% of the amperage capacity of your Powerbar. With Baypass you can centralize the control of your heater on the Aquarino and maintain control of the activation through the Powerbar, but the electrical load would be directed by the Baypass.


 ATTENTION:
 If you are going to use the power strip (POWERBAR) at 110V, the Bypass must be 110v, regardless of the voltage of the equipment you are going to use through the Bypass.
 If you are going to use the power strip (POWERBAR) at 220V, the Bypass must be 220v, regardless of the voltage of the equipment you are going to use through the Bypass.