Yes you have to worry. My opinion is people are way way way way underestimating the power of LED lighting. I went from a 250 phoenix 14k on an icecap ballast 14" above the water on a 20" deep tank to 12blue, 12rb, 12cw cree 3w diy led fixture 4 feet above the tank (using optics). Initially I had the fixture set to run 350mah on the blues and 600mah on the whites. Within a week i had to move all calaustra, digis, LPS, and what yumas had not jumped off their rock to shaded areas. I am now 1 month in on the acclimation process and have turned my fixture up to 700mah on each string. My blasto's that used to be almost directly underneath the halide now need to be moved to a lower light area. The polyps on top of the colony will no longer open because the light is too intense. I am now running 75 watts of lighting compared to the 250 prior to the changeover. Even when I was running the fixture at around 50 watts it was still more powerful than the 250w halide. If you go with a non-dimable fixure you will need to put some type of shade fabric or structure under the light until your tank acclimates. Even then depending on what corals you want to keep the shade might need to in place all the time.