Kamoer's Updated FX-STP WiFi Continuous-Duty Peristaltic Dosing Pump

New for 2020: Version 2.0 of the Kamoer FX-STP dosing pump, now including Wi-Fi control

Kamoer FX-STP WiFi: New & Improved for 2020!

The original FX-STP took the aquarium industry by storm in 2018 and was heralded as the best continuous-duty peristaltic dosing pump on the market. The FX-STP WiFi is the second generation of this popular dosing pump. Kamoer has kept everything hobbyists love—the quiet operation, compact size, and reliable performance—and added some intelligent new features to make a great product even better.

Built specifically for aquarium applications, the Kamoer FX-STP WiFi Continuous-Duty Peristaltic Dosing Pump is designed for dosing up to 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with an adjustable flow rate setting of 1 to 120 ml/min. What sets this pump apart from others is its ability to change the flow while running. The FX-STP WiFi is perfect for gradual, automatic water changes, as well as running sulfur denitrators, kalkwasser reactors, and calcium reactors.

A close-up look at the business end of the Kamoer FX-STP WIFI

Upgrades from the previous generation include:

Wireless Control with Your Mobile Device – The first generation of the FX-STP Doser was controlled by turning the adjustment knob on the front of the unit. You now also have the ability to control and monitor your FX-STP WiFi remotely using the free Kamoer Remote app for Android and Apple (iOS).
LCD Screen Now Includes a Screensaver – Since the device is always on, screen life could diminish prematurely and leave users in the dark. Kamoer wisely added a screensaver, which dramatically increases the life expectancy of the screen. Most users will use the mobile app for status and fine-tuning, so screen failure is now all but eliminated.
Same Compact Design—New All-Black Branding – In addition updating the look, Kamoer simplified the adjustment knob user interface. “Min” and “Max” text were replaced with a cleaner “-” and “+,” and they swapped the directional arrow for a more universally recognized volume control symbol.