LED lights looking for input

[ghellin]

go on rapidled.com and make a custom fixture for less money.

+1

 

[Stackemdeep]

The cheap Chinese fixtures use junk 12000K whites that have extremely poor color rendering (CRI).

Precisely why the OP might consider Reefbreeders. They use 4500K neutral whites. Specs listed below:

The exact dimming channel breakdown is as follows: channel 1; 44 450nm royal blue, 4 480nm blue. Channel 2; 24 4500K neutral whites, 8 480nm blues, 4 660nm reds, and 12 410-420nm violets. Channel 3; 6 480nm blue moonlights, for a total of 102 3 watt LEDs. We put 120s on the reds and moonlights.

 

[Jay_R]

I like TMC Aquaray fittings;

http://aquaraylighting.co.uk/aquabeam/

Had these for a couple of years.. very happy, not bank breakers and all corals seem happy.

I am in the UK however, so appreciate these might not be very well known in the states.

 

[Arsalion]

what did you end up going with? I'm in the same situation now and I'd like to know..

 

[Sgt Jonny Cat]

I went with the Kessil A160 with the spectral controller. Works great and I'm real happy with them.

 

[mixed93cube]

I love my radion g3 pros. They do come up for sale used occasionally.

 

[Lizzy_lray]

+1 on the current orbit, however coralline has been kind of slow not sure if that has anything to do with the lights. They have done exceptionally well for softies and LPS.

 

[Pigpen17]

I went with the Kessil A160 with the spectral controller. Works great and I'm real happy with them.

Photos?