LED aqua ray

Yea let us know how they work. Where do you live? Do you have access to a PAR meter by chance? It would be nice to have some solid numbers to put to these lights. I've done a ton of research on LEDs recently, so it would be cool to hear how these work for you.

I recommend Aquatic Illuminations for LED fixtures. We've got them at Craig's store and they're pretty awesome. Each fixture uses 78 watts and the PAR readings are crazy high. They are more controllable than these LED strips are, the AI LED's can have thunderstorms, cloudy days, simulate sunrise/sunset, and everything in between.

 

Well we're somewhat open, just not for regular hours yet. We've got a lot of stuff in stock, but we don't have everything we're going to carry yet. We've got a lot of shipments coming in this week with an opening coming in about 2 weeks. You'll definitely know when we're open! The AI LEDs are priced at $500 per fixture and $80 per controller. This is by far the cheapest I've ever seen it, I see them at $630-$700 everywhere else. The AI's use Cree XP-E for whites and XP-G for the blues.

 

I found this on the Aqua Ray LEDs:

http://www.americanaquariumproducts.com/LEDLights.html#aquaray

 

http://www.aquaillumination.com/sol/

 

Make sure if you're coming in you let us know first to make sure someone's there, we're not open for regular hours quite yet. We'll be getting the store phone installed tomorrow so you'll be able to call to see who's all there until we're fully open.