ATI Powermodule Hybrid LED/T5 36"

[spartanman22]

I have a used, but very well taken care of 36" ATI Powermodule LED/T5 Hybrid unit (Note: this is not the WiFi model). Only reason I am selling is because I decided to upgrade to a WiFi model. All fans are functioning perfectly and dead silent. The LED cluster fans and reflectors are brand new. They were replaced yesterday prior to boxing it up for shipping. I have some bulbs I can include with the unit as well that have about 3 months of use on them. There is one noticeable ding on the unit, its a small scrape. Didn't notice it until cleaning the unit yesterday as it was on the backside of the fixture. Unit will be shipped in original ATI boxes, and will come in two boxes: one box for the power supply and cords, and another box for the light itself.

$600 shipped. $525 if picked up locally (Chicagoland area).

I can provide videos of operation too for those interested, just gotta ask. Pictures to follow.

 

[spartanman22]

Plastic film still in the reflectors to keep them spotless!

 

[xiaoxiy]

How many bulbs?

Edit nm. Asked right as your pics were posted!

 

[spartanman22]

Also in the photo it looks like the far cluster’s red LEDs aren’t on, but they are. The iPhone camera wasn’t capturing the LEDs well at all.

 

[spartanman22]

Bump. $550 shipped. Would be willing to trade for a few items as well. In the market for a Carbon Doser Electronic Regulator, Apex FMK Flow Monitoring Kit, Aqua UV 15 watt white UV sterilizer.

 

[spartanman22]

Bump. $500 shipped.

 

[rugger]

I’m interested in your light. How do you control it?

 

[spartanman22]

I’m interested in your light. How do you control it?

This is the non-wifi model. So there is a USB cable that connects to the powersupply box. Plug it into your computer and use the ATI software program to program the light as you see fit. There are two LED channels and two T5 channels. Each channel can be programmed independently.

 

[rugger]

That’s a one time deal? It doesn’t need to stay connected to a computer? It doesn’t work with apex I assume. It just has one power cord that attaches to the fixture?

 

[spartanman22]

Correct. One power cord. There's one cord from the unit to the power supply, and one power cord from the power supply to an outlet. So it has a pretty clean look. You could connect it to Apex, but all you'd be able to do via apex is turn it on or off. I plugged my unit into the computer one time in the 2 years I had the unit running. Really the only time you'd ever need to plug it in is if you wanted to changed the programming for any reason. To make it easier I plugged in the usb connector to the powersupply, and then had a usb extension cable so that if I ever did need to plug in it was just a matter of grabbing the cable and plugging it in. I now have my home office setup next to the tank. So, I plan on having the new fixture just permanently plugged into my laptop's docking station. But realistically, like I mentioned, I don't ever mess with it.

 

[spartanman22]

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