Anyone use the Ecoxotic Stunner Strips

It just pops! You see a bit of a difference when the 150w lamp is on, but its crazy colors when it goes out! I have this multi color acan that just GLOWS under the stunner strips.
 
Sweet. Thats what I like to hear. haha. I'll have to post up some pics when I get them mounted.
 
Maybe I'll go to Lowes this weekend and look around for ideas, and pick some stuff up so I can mount them the day they get here.

Actually if you are mounting them directly to a reflector you don't have to get anything to mount them. They come with some 2 sided tape that works very well. After adding them to my hood I don't think I could get them off without the use of some tools to pry them off and they are stuck to plywood.
 
Actually if you are mounting them directly to a reflector you don't have to get anything to mount them. They come with some 2 sided tape that works very well. After adding them to my hood I don't think I could get them off without the use of some tools to pry them off and they are stuck to plywood.

Nice, thanks for the tip. Using a double sided tape or a velcro with strong adhesive was another idea I was throwing around. I'll try this first before I do a mounting bracket.

Thanks again man...saves me a trip to Lowe's this weekend. :)
 
No worry's, I have had lights that came with double sided tape before and the tape failed. When I got these I was like really this again? But it is way stronger than I thought it would be.
 
My only concern would be the heat on the reflectors weakening the adhesive. I might zip tie the cords up so even if it does fall off, it'll just hang instead of fall into the tank
 
My only concern would be the heat on the reflectors weakening the adhesive. I might zip tie the cords up so even if it does fall off, it'll just hang instead of fall into the tank

Thats how me and criad both hold out LED's onto the side of out fixtures, i would think adhesive would also weaken due to the sheer weight of the fixture.
 
Well, the weight is only 0.4lbs, so I wouldn't think the weight would be that big of an issue compared to the heat. I'll try it and see what happens.

Another concern would be that the LEDs would throw my reflectors off balance, and cause them to lean forward a bit. Hopefully 0.4lbs won't affect it too much.
 
my buddy had 2 he was using on his red sea max and one of them seemed to be brighter then the other one, he has now sent the duller one back because the supplyer said it was defective, the one that worked right was nice on that size of a tank though, but i would want to get some par reading from the bottom of his tank because im not sure that the corals at the bottom would get enough light
 
my buddy had 2 he was using on his red sea max and one of them seemed to be brighter then the other one, he has now sent the duller one back because the supplyer said it was defective, the one that worked right was nice on that size of a tank though, but i would want to get some par reading from the bottom of his tank because im not sure that the corals at the bottom would get enough light

Thanks. I'm just using for supplement lighting, so as long as they do their job, I'll be happy. But if one is brighter than the other, it'll go back :)
 
Here are some examples taken on my Canon 7d....unedited.

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Oh wow, thanks a bunch man. How many stunners are you using? Are you using the purple ones, or the blue ones?
 
What you are seeing there is the 453nm. I have a UV strip closer to the rear of my tank which gives a reddish hue.
 
What you are seeing there is the 453nm. I have a UV strip closer to the rear of my tank which gives a reddish hue.

Thanks for the input. The 453nm is the color I got for the modules. Only two days and I should have them :)
 
Thanks, that doesn't help answer my question, but hey, you got a post out of it :)

I think it's hilarious that you call him out when you've replied to every single response. Pretty easy to combine multiple quotes in one reply...
 
I think it's hilarious that you call him out when you've replied to every single response. Pretty easy to combine multiple quotes in one reply...

Thanks, but my replies are generally after that one person has responded. I've never used the multiple quote function heavily, regardless of the contest. I'd did it before, and I'll continue to do it afterwards. I do the same thing on ReefCentral, its just easier.
 
i use 5 50/50 Stunner LEDs + 1 Stunner UV and a Panorama blue over my bc 14. The only complaint I have is that the colors are different from what you would see with a standard Actinic. Don't get me wrong, everything flouresces nicely and stands out when only the Panorama is on, but I question the naturalness of the color display.....still deciding if these are what I want to stay with or not, but all the softies and clam seem to be quite happy...in other words the jury is still out.
 
WooHoo....they are here. Plugged on in while sitting in the living room, and man, that thing is bright. Gotta get this thing downstairs on my tank :) Pics to come soon.
 
Ok, so maybe I posted a little too quickly. I put one above my tank, next to my halide fixture, and it was barely noticeable. Not i'm disappointed. haha The colors really popped when I dropped the LED closer to the tank, but where I want them, they aren't going to be bright enough. Ughh.....

Are the ReefBrites brighter than these modules? Anybody know?
 

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