Theres something else going on with your tank. I have 2 ap700s 9 inches off the water running at 70% on a 5ft, 140 gal tank. Red sea reefer 525. The bottom up front is about 100 par, not gonna burn any across with that. Even about 7 inches below water im only about 325 par.Have my 180g with 2xAP700s mounted 14 inches off water)or those with ideal SPS parameters (can type it out but at work and too lazy)using this light, can y'all help me answer:
1. When you introduce a new acro from a tank that used t5's only, did you notice your AP700's causing more burn/peeling than if it came from an all LED tank?
2. Have y'all found that maxing out over 50% intensity is generally a bad idea with this light? In general of course, when discussing Acros.
Even if I keep Acros on eggcrate on the sandbed, with the lights maxed at 40%, they still seem to get LED burn (not alk swings and not too low nutrients) trust me!! Maybe its bc my tank is only 14 months old?
I get there may be something else at hand, perhaps my tank is relatively young (14 months) and I used pure dry rock that I soaked in Lanthamum Chloride for a month to rid any trace of po4.Theres something else going on with your tank. I have 2 ap700s 9 inches off the water running at 70% on a 5ft, 140 gal tank. Red sea reefer 525. The bottom up front is about 100 par, not gonna burn any across with that. Even about 7 inches below water im only about 325 par.
As to the par meter, not true anymore with 500 series apogee and a few others. Proven to be very close to the ones costing 5k. That's the one I have and have used on my tank.I get there may be something else at hand, perhaps my tank is relatively young (14 months) and I used pure dry rock that I soaked in Lanthamum Chloride for a month to rid any trace of po4.
And I know 100 par should not burn anything. But also read alot that Par meters dont truly capture LED par accurately and its not just about Par, but the blend/spectrum.
Glad to hear your feedback.
It's been happening since they came out. Theyve never been able to fix it.Anyone having issues with their ap700 sometimes randomly turning off for a second or randomly turning on for a second? It has happened to me a few times now. Can't be dust, as the light is literally a month old. Software problem?
Thanks!
So been reading through many posts and wondering if anyone out there has a Neptune PMK and been looking at numbers under there AP700. I am running 4 t5's as well. My reading on the sand bed was 225 peak. When I raised the sensor to 4 inches below waterline peak reading went to 235. That is about 12 inches of depth difference between high and low. AP700 is running at 75% peak on ocean blue 2. I don't understand if the PMK has a difficult time picking up the blue or if I am that drastically low on PAR.
MeAnyone having issues with their ap700 sometimes randomly turning off for a second or randomly turning on for a second? It has happened to me a few times now. Can't be dust, as the light is literally a month old. Software problem?
Thanks!
Make that Kessil shimmerI got the AP700 for my 48"x18"x30" 110G tank. I think it will give sufficient coverage as I am not really into SPS. I might get one or two but can always have these higher up and towards the center of the tank.
My setup is not built yet, but I was playing around with the light and am very impressed so far with the programmability, effects and color control. I am returning after a 20 year hiatus and previously used MH lighting, so really like the Kissell shimmer.
No i didntDid you ever sign into the app and back up your schedule before you lost your phone? If so, then you can sign in again and pull it down from the cloud. If the backup exists in the cloud, then you should relink the light, as if you were setting it up for the first time and load the schedule. In theory, you should be able to reset the lights and load a saved schedule/program.
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