Why? Too hot?It's not recommended to run an ATI in a canopy
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Why? Too hot?It's not recommended to run an ATI in a canopy
Why? Too hot?
Yeah I don't think I'd do a 72". I think the 60" would be perfect. Plus I don't think I'd be going with the dimmable ones but not positive yetYes. The problem is noticeable on the Dimmable sunpowers. The light goes into safe mode when it gets too hot.
The light takes air in from the top. Exhausts on the side. You might be alright with a 60" light on a 72" tank.
Good to know! The back of my canopy is open too so if its a 60" it'll have more than enough room for air.I have an 8 bulb 48" in my canopy on a standard 120 gal tank. Only about a half inch on each side of the fixture where the air vents. It's never run hot at all. Back of the canopy is open. Air flow and temp management is what makes ATI fixtures so effective.
I was thinkin about it. Someone on one of my local forums is selling an 8 bulb bnib fixture but it doesn't have bulbs. But they're selling it for $575 which is over $100 off retail so I dunno if I wanna pull the trigger just yetYessir you'll be in good shape. And my recommendation is a 6 bulb on your 18" tank.

