Keith@ ATI NA
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Not that I am aware of, but they happily ship across the pond.
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Not that I am aware of, but they happily ship across the pond.
Keith@ ATI NA
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What size fixture is it?
For what it is worth, we do special order white and silver LED Powermodules for users in USA which allows us to then support the warranty needs of the item.
Keith@ ATI NA
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10amp cord is no problem. I think you will be fine although I don't know if there are any other differences. If you had bought an 80w fixture you would have been in for a real headache!
rtparty
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Only when the temp reaches a certain level IIRC.
theshaman
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theshaman
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Ok. I checked again and all the fans again. All but one are working. It's the one over the right led cluster.
Have any of you guys replaced the led fans before? I know the t5 fans are really easy cause there's only two screws to remove.
The led fans look like you have to open up the fixture.
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rtparty
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Sorry, I don't know anything about that. Hopefully ATI will chime in
Dennis Gubbels
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Hello
Unit is 0% on T5 and still flashing what's wrong ?
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Unit is 0% on T5 and still flashing what's wrong ?
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They usually include a nice hanging kit. The kit includes cables, drywall anchors, and stud/joist anchors. Tap into ceiling studs/joist if possible. These fixtures are heavy. Only thing you will need to supply are wood screws if using the studs/joist method.
Keith@ ATI NA
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Your fan is likely not working because your factory settings are incorrect. If you follow the steps in this video it will likely fix the issue. It is not likely to be a fan problem.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sian2sc693A&t
It could also be this, but not as likely:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ow3y21PGt5o&t
And bsme is correct, all ATI Fixtures include a hanging kit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sian2sc693A&t
It could also be this, but not as likely:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ow3y21PGt5o&t
And bsme is correct, all ATI Fixtures include a hanging kit
theshaman
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I’m curious about what intensity you guys have running in your led clusters. I just bumped mine up from 40% to 50%. My tank is mostly sps but they’re all just little nubs ay the moment. Would higher led intensity make them grow faster? I am aware that too much led intensity can kill frags so I’m raising intensity a little at a time over a span of a month or two.
Thanks guy!
Thanks guy!
JPMagyar
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Keith -
Not sure how often you check this forum, and I will certainly call tomorrow, but i was planning on working on my fixture today when I realized that unlike my previous problem last November, I have 4 lamps not working (the 4 on the inside).
Does this mean I need 2 ballasts? What should I do to trouble shoot? If it is the ballast, does ATI still sell ballasts for my generation of Powermodules?
Thanks.
Joe
P.S. For everyone else I have been running the fixture with only the 4 outer lamps for about 9 months and my corals still look fabulous not to mention the bulbs are almost 2 years old now (yes - I tried new lamps in the slots that are not working) so long story short 99% of the time the fixtures we have provide more than adequate light.
Not sure how often you check this forum, and I will certainly call tomorrow, but i was planning on working on my fixture today when I realized that unlike my previous problem last November, I have 4 lamps not working (the 4 on the inside).
Does this mean I need 2 ballasts? What should I do to trouble shoot? If it is the ballast, does ATI still sell ballasts for my generation of Powermodules?
Thanks.
Joe
P.S. For everyone else I have been running the fixture with only the 4 outer lamps for about 9 months and my corals still look fabulous not to mention the bulbs are almost 2 years old now (yes - I tried new lamps in the slots that are not working) so long story short 99% of the time the fixtures we have provide more than adequate light.
JPMagyar
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I bought 2 Powermodules. Both failed within the first 2 years. I fixed the first one myself, and I am hoping I can fix the second myself as well. For a $2000 unit I am extremely disappointed in the reliability, but the results and ease of control as regards the dimming and the LEDs are simply not available in any other fixture. Conversely I have a Hamilton fixture I keep over my frag tank. It is caked with salt creep and is over a decade old and has never had a single problem but then the electronics are all remote, it's not dimmable, and it generates a ton of heat. Also, I have a dimmable Sunpower made by ATI that I dropped into the tank and it still works fine and has never had a hiccup. My guess is the LEDs produce damaging amounts of heat that is not adequately compensated for in a fixture that is too tight.
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