ATI Sirius X LED Germans LED Test Winner

[Nanoriffe.de]

Hi there,


because I have reached some ask whether we can give you some info Direct in the States, then we have once made a video for you.
The Sirius LED lamps have indeed won a LED test in Germany.


And now is just the long-awaited ATI Sirius X1 come on the market.
Price performance ratio is right here fully, currently there are at least here in Germany is nothing better.


Best regards, Mark

[video=youtube;XXZbJ31O1eA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXZbJ31O1eA&list=UUHvvx3ebKnfjqkIUjdpVbYQ[/video]

 

[Saulsa]

slick looking unit

 

[ReefLEDLights]

Liked your evaluation of the Eco Tech

Poor choice of optics has consequence

What PAR at 24" or 60cm does the the fixture have?

Engineered in Deutschland? Where is the light manufactured?

Bill

 

[Nanoriffe.de]

Hi there,


yes, we have also carried out measurements on the smallest PAR lamp, the Sirius X1.
Height to the LED cluster was exactly 60 cm here.
The measuring field was 60x60 cm
Imagine one here once the image has more power so the EcoTech, although it has only 72 watts.
But the light distribution is very crucial and this has become perfect, there is little education HotSpot.

The lamps are manufactured in Germany. The company ATI has two major production facilities in two German locations.
On the one location the entire electronics components be fabricated and developed and at the second location, the housing will then gefertig and just the final assembly and delivery.
Also there is the development that I myself once was allowed to visit, there were just hundreds of these particular Alu clusters which indicate the reflection was tested.
The energy that is put there in the products has really fascinated me.


The results of the lamps can but can also see, I have you here already so set some pictures there so you can see also that the company itself operates large tanks where your products on the heart and kidney are examined.


Greetings Mark

 

[LILBUDDHA]

When is the instructional video for international users going to be made? Still waiting ..:bigsmile:

 

[LILBUDDHA]

Hi there,


yes, we have also carried out measurements on the smallest PAR lamp, the Sirius X1.
Height to the LED cluster was exactly 60 cm here.
The measuring field was 60x60 cm
Imagine one here once the image has more power so the EcoTech, although it has only 72 watts.
But the light distribution is very crucial and this has become perfect, there is little education HotSpot.




The lamps are manufactured in Germany. The company ATI has two major production facilities in two German locations.
On the one location the entire electronics components be fabricated and developed and at the second location, the housing will then gefertig and just the final assembly and delivery.
Also there is the development that I myself once was allowed to visit, there were just hundreds of these particular Alu clusters which indicate the reflection was tested.
The energy that is put there in the products has really fascinated me.


The results of the lamps can but can also see, I have you here already so set some pictures there so you can see also that the company itself operates large tanks where your products on the heart and kidney are examined.


Greetings Mark

Mark ,
I would love to see the par levels on the X2 and X4 units if you all get a chance . I am curious to see if that par in the middle increases and shows the even distribution ATI claims . IMHO the par chart above shows a light with the opposite par levels of most mainstream led units . ATI low par in the middle and mainstream leds low par on the outer portion of the unit. On the ATI that center spot is not very big though .

TIA

 

[LILBUDDHA]

Bump ..
I found the answers myself . I read 46 pages of translated German ( thank u google ). I also was able to download a German manual that Oliver posted in April last year . Major PITA to get it all converted over to English . I tried contacting ATI NA and they were friendly and responded but only advised to play the software . It certainly isn't intuitive as claimed .
So i am not sure I want to pursue this light for a future build . I read a post by Oliver that stated the Sirius unit does fall short in regards to SPS . Something about missing the mark 5 2 10% on coloring ?? and stated the Hybrid unit is better suited due to shadowing on SPS or die hard reefkeepers. So back to research for me .