Ecoxotic LED's Now In Stock!!!

[Jeremy B.]

We are pleased to announce that we have just received our first shipment of Ecoxotic LED products. This includes the 17.5" and 23.5" Panorama full fixture, 12" Panorama Module Strip, and the Stunner strips!

Panorama 17.5" and 23.5" Fixture

Features:
- Mix of Cree 3w (driven at 1w) 8000k & 453nm LED's
- Super Clean, hinged, all aluminum housing
- Water resistant modules
- Zero heat transfer to the aquarium
- No fans for a completely silent fixture
- Includes sleek mounting system & GFCI grounded cord

17.5" Panorama Fixture

23.5" Panorama Fixture

The Panorama is a perfect choice for those looking for an extremely energy efficient, well engineered, LED fixture for their reef aquarium. The light output of this fixture is high enough to keep sps and clams perfectly happy up to 24" of depth, but still be in the middle of the road enough to for you soft coral and lps keepers!

We will be testing the unit on our own systems within the next week, as well as taking PAR readings, and find out other details we are eager to know.

 

[Jeremy B.]

Panorama Module Strip

Panorama Module Strip

Panorama 12" Module Strip

Panorama 12" Module Strip

Features:
- Same 8 white 8000k and 4 453nm Blue LED's found in the Panorama fixture
- Cree 3w (driven at 1w) LED's
- Perfect for stand alone lighting for nano reefs (multiples recommended depending on size
- One module will add the shimmer and glitter affect to a 2' or 3' all T5 fixture (use at least two modules for 4' and bigger fixtures)

Been searching for an LED retro system for your nano tank? Look no more! The Panorama 12" module is exactly what you're needing. Perfect for retrofitting into an existing hood, canopy, or light fixture.

Love your fluorescent lighting, but still miss the glitter lines that your halides produced? Here is your answer. One of these modules will provide the glitter lines on a 2' or 3' tank utilizing a 4 lamp or 6 lamp T5 fixture.

COMING SOON:
All blue, 453nm Panorama 12" Module Strips. Say goodbye to your actinic supplementation, these will replace all of those blue lamps that you are supplementing with during your daylight hours. All blue strips are expecting within 2-3 weeks!

 

[Jeremy B.]

Ecoxotic Stunner LED Strips

Ecoxotic Stunner LED Strips

Ecoxotic Stunner LED Strips

Stunner LED Strips

Features:
- Sleek, small design
- Available in a myriad of color variations
- Completely water resistant
- Perfect for moonlighting
- Link up to 6 modules

Perfect for those looking for a moonlight option on a big system. However, don't let that moonlight term fool you, these LED's are bright! Link multiple modules together for those of you with pico reefs for your main lighting solution.

Unique, never seen in the industry before, 403nm actinic that provides more pigment fluorescence in corals than any "blue" lamp to date! If you want to see something amazing, check out the 403nm strip, you will not be disappointed!

 

[Jeremy B.]

I wanted to post a few photos of a 57g Oceanic Rimless that a buddy of mine just set up with the Ecoxotic 23.5" Panorama fixture. This tank looks absolutely stunning!

 

[mchiareli]

Hi Jeremy,

Does it have timer and dimmer control?

And about moon light?

 

[WhitesharkPhoto]

I wanted to post a few photos of a 57g Oceanic Rimless that a buddy of mine just set up with the Ecoxotic 23.5" Panorama fixture. This tank looks absolutely stunning!

Must have been a great photographer taking those... :twitch:

 

[Jeremy B.]

These do not have a dimmer control feature, although they do come with a Stunner in the middle of them which acts as your moonlights.

That photographer needs to sharpen up his skills a bit!

 

[maddog2002]

What is par for this?

 

[VtheMaestro]

I wanted to post a few photos of a 57g Oceanic Rimless that a buddy of mine just set up with the Ecoxotic 23.5" Panorama fixture. This tank looks absolutely stunning!

these pictures on the ecoxotic site gave me the confidence to go with a single panorama over my 36" illuminata. You can notice the shadowing in the left and right corners, though. I'm still in my setup phase, so I haven't had a chance to see it for myself yet. My Build

 

[KRASHPD]

Hey Jeremey,

Do you think a single Stunner would be too bright for a 50 gallon? Also, is one Stunner enough to add shimmer to a 50g or would I need 2?

 

[Jeremy B.]

Hi,

One single stunner should be just fine for moonlights, and it would add shimmer as well. I'm assuming you are referring to moonlighting, correct?

 

[KRASHPD]

Sorry, yes, I was referring to moonlighting and adding shipper over a 50g.

 

[abell]

Are there any PAR readings for these fixtures? I have a 24" deep tank and would like to know how deep I could grow sps with these.

 

[Jeremy B.]

I have not gotten any real par numbers through water on it yet, only air at this time. I can tell you that the fixture has been tested by a well known person in this industry that keeps a lot of sps, and he mentioned that up to 20" depth will still get great color rendition, just not a lot of growth at that point. More shallow pieces should be fine with both growth and coloration.

I will have a demo unit setup in our facility in about a week, and will get par numbers in the water.

 

[abell]

Jeremy I'm in St. louis not to far from you when you get it set up let me know i'd like to see it but no matter what i need lights and need to pick up a alpha 170 before my tank gets here from Miracles.

 

[yoccm]

Jeremy - I am building a 72Lx30Wx26H tank. I am planning on using two 60" ATI Sunpower 4bulbX80W fixtures> I was hoping to use some LED fixtures to retro with these to give both daylight and moonlight shimmer as well as overall moonlight effect at night.

What combo of the stunners would you recommend to achieve this and how many side by side units would be needed to cover 72" Length tank?

 

[liquidfunk]

Does Ecoxotic have rights with Obitec or are they going to pull a PFO?

 

[Dombar]

any tricks so far to add an dimmer on the panorama fixture ?

 

[mchiareli]

any tricks so far to add an dimmer on the panorama fixture ?

I think it's not so easy, because each stunner has individual reactor.

 

[Jeremy B.]

The Stunner is not what needs to be dimmed, but actually each Panorama module within the fixture. To my knowledge no one has come up with a way to dim these yet though.