Looking for 36" tank mounted led

[scooterc268]

Long story short, a Ecoxotic Panorama marine fixture looks nice on my 40b and that's about it. (Not enough light) So, I'm wanting a 36" tank mounted fixture that can I can mount on the tank. Hanging isn't an option since I lease an apartment and this is an open top tank.

Vendors are welcome to help, willing to buy used and demos. I will pay for shipping.


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[Wesley42079]

What is the height of your tank?

You might want to consider ATI 6x36w or 2 Kessil a350's.

I currently have 1 Kessil a350 on a 40 Breeder (36" Long) and get pkenty of coverage for a mixed reef.

Checkout my build thread comparing the ATI and Kessil fixtures.

 

[scooterc268]

What is the height of your tank?

You might want to consider ATI 6x36w or 2 Kessil a350's.

I currently have 1 Kessil a350 on a 40 Breeder (36" Long) and get pkenty of coverage for a mixed reef.

Checkout my build thread comparing the ATI and Kessil fixtures.

Cool will do.

Its 18" in height


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[SloppyJ]

Ever thought about a DIY? You can get a heatsink that size.

 

[scooterc268]

Ever thought about a DIY? You can get a heatsink that size.

Yeah, I did. I looked on rapidled. I'm new to the DIY on less so as far as what leds and amount I should get, I'm lost on that.

Any suggestions. The heat sink I want is 1.4"x36"

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[scooterc268]

Replace the above word "less" with LEDs. Auto correct


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[SloppyJ]

Not sure of the number of LEDs you can fit on the drilled and tapped version but most people recommend a 50/50 split of the cool whites and the royal blues. I have made a couple actinic supplements for my tank using the 3w CREE's and I'm impressed with it. When I upgrade my cube to a 120 I will be making the light myself.

You might want to think about adding some reds, greens and violet to it as well. That's a whole different topic though.

All u need are the LEDs, drivers, a heat sink and a solder gun.