New Product! Current USA Orbit Marine LED Aquarium Light

Current USA Orbit Marine LED Aquarium Light
Four Different Available Sizes
From $159.99 - $297.49

18-24 inch
24-36 inch
36-48 inch
48-60 inch

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24-Hr Saltwater reef aquarium light with wireless remote controlled effects... Right from the start, there's a lot to love about the Current USA Orbit Marine. It's simple, yet fully controllable. Thin and sleek, yet powerful and bright. It can do things you never thought an aquarium light could do - all programmed from the comfort of your couch.
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Features
- Fully controllable, includes Ramp Timer Pro with wireless IR remote
- Four color spectrums specific for marine fish and reef aquariums
- Thin, sleek, aluminum housing
- Plug-and-play, easy to program, internal memory
- Adjustable docking mounts fit on a wide variety sized aquariums
- Low voltage, 12VDC and IP65 water resistant, safe for aquariums
- 24-hr on/off time, ramp up and dim down duration (0-30 minutes)
- Minimum and maximum intensity (0-100%), color adjustment
- Adjustable moon light color, brightness and duration
- On-demand weather effects including cloud cover, storm with lightning and fading moonlight​
 
would this light be ok on a 120 gallon 4x2x2.

All I am really putting in it are soft corals fish inverts and zoa's.

Thanks

Rich
 
would this light be ok on a 120 gallon 4x2x2.

All I am really putting in it are soft corals fish inverts and zoa's.

Thanks

Rich

The corals would need to be within the first 15-20" of water depth. I also think your tank is a little wide for one fixture so maybe two fixtures would be a better choice to give you full coverage front to back.
 
Would one of the 48-60 inch lights be ok on a 75 gallon with a few soft corals in them. i currently have a 48 inch ecoxtoic stunner strip that would be on as well.
 
New Product! Current USA Orbit Marine LED Aquarium Light

Would one of the 48-60 inch lights be ok on a 75 gallon with a few soft corals in them. i currently have a 48 inch ecoxtoic stunner strip that would be on as well.

Soft Corals should fare well under this light. Just be sure to place the corals carefully based on lighting needs.
 
I got a few of these, as mu friend changed his mind and I picked his up.

Will this light be ok over a freshwater tank with live plants?

Thanks
 
New Product! Current USA Orbit Marine LED Aquarium Light

I got a few of these, as mu friend changed his mind and I picked his up.

Will this light be ok over a freshwater tank with live plants?

Thanks

The color spectrum is specifically made for reef aquariums but it can be adjusted using the included controller.

You might want to check out the Aquaticlife EDGE fixture for a planted tank.
 
New Product! Current USA Orbit Marine LED Aquarium Light

I already have the lights, and its to much of a hassle to return them.

With the remote what you recommend on how to adjust the settings?

Planted tanks typically use 6500K - 10000K colored light.

Adjust the 445nm/460nm actinic blue LED's down to a minimal setting and increase the 8,000K/12,000K White LED's to the maximum which should provide a perfect spectrum for plants.
 
Shame. I was hoping the ramp time could be longer. Can it be programmed to ramp down to a certain intensity, stay there for some time, then ramp down to darkness?
 
Will the 48"-60" 46 watt model of this light be sufficient for my 55 gallon tank ? Or would I have to supplement with an additional 36"-48" model ??
I have 18" of water depth, about 21" from the bottom of the light fixture to my substrate.
I have blue mushrooms towards the bottom of my tank.
A large frogspawn middle of my tank. A Haitian anemone, zoanthids, pulsing xenia.
Thinking of getting a rose bulb anemone ???
I currently have 2x54watt 10k & 2x54watt 420/460nm T5HO....SICK OF BUYING BULBS !
Wanting to go LED on a budget.
 
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New Product! Current USA Orbit Marine LED Aquarium Light

Will the 48"-60" 46 watt model of this light be sufficient for my 55 gallon tank ? Or would I have to supplement with an additional 36"-48" model ??
I have 18" of water depth, about 21" from the bottom of the light fixture to my substrate.
I have blue mushrooms towards the bottom of my tank.
A large frogspawn middle of my tank. A Haitian anemone, zoanthids, pulsing xenia.
Thinking of getting a rose bulb anemone ???
I currently have 2x54watt 10k & 2x54watt 420/460nm T5HO....SICK OF BUYING BULBS !
Wanting to go LED on a budget.

The 48" - 60" would provide ample light for low-medium light corals in a 55 gallon aquarium. I would only suggest a supplement if you plan on keeping higher light demanding corals such as SPS. Anemones tend to move to a position where lighting and flow are desirable so this should not be a problem.

Being that you will need to acclimate your corals slowly to LED light, it is probably a good idea to start with the single fixture. Then 6-8 weeks down the road you can re-evaluate and add another fixture if need be.
 
i've decided to give the 48-60 inch version a try. that is when i can get my hands on one, the LFS cant keep them in stock bc they are flying off the shelves
 
Current USA Orbit Marine LED Aquarium Light

Current USA Orbit Marine LED Aquarium Light

i've decided to give the 48-60 inch version a try. that is when i can get my hands on one, the LFS cant keep them in stock bc they are flying off the shelves

It's a great light. We've got it in stock today with free shipping! We even offer guest checkout if you'd prefer not to create an account. :beer:
 
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