Need HELP tuning my Kessil a350w?

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Hey guys I need some serious help tuning my a350w Kessil light, they have bleached my corals but they still have some color to them still? I have a 30 gallon cube with sump, the light hangs 10 1/2 inches above the water! What are the best settings for my LED's?

Thank you
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One channel controls the spectrum and the other the intensity.

So set the intensity to 65%...This is the channel which turns the light off when it reaches 0%
 
One channel controls the spectrum and the other the intensity.

So set the intensity to 65%...This is the channel which turns the light off when it reaches 0%

On the A350 channel 1 is Blue and Channel 2 is white. I'm still running a A350w over a 16 inch deep tank. The light is 10 inches above the water. I run channel 1 ( Blue at max and Channel 2 White at 15%. I have LPS, softies, and nems.
 
I ran the a350w when it first came out over a RSM 130 that I stripped rimless for two years with great success.
12" above tank. Never ran either channel over 40%. That's a 95w led.
 
Will be following this thread!!!

I have a kessil a160 tuna blue with a 25 rimless cube, it hangs 10 inches off the water and did the same thing! Bleached all
My soft corals but not the hard corals...

Wondering if there is a way to tune them down...without using a PAR meter... or the 100 dollar tuner from kessil...

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I have read and was told by people that they have had success running blue 100%?

That seems like it would be to much blue IMO, kessil blue at 100% almost bugs the eyes! You wouldn't see your fish lol but hey to each there own! Will have to look into that.
 
Will be following this thread!!!

I have a kessil a160 tuna blue with a 25 rimless cube, it hangs 10 inches off the water and did the same thing! Bleached all
My soft corals but not the hard corals...

Wondering if there is a way to tune them down...without using a PAR meter... or the 100 dollar tuner from kessil...

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If the softies are bleaching increase nutrints.
In your spectacular t5 tank if you don't change your feeding you should notice a reduction in nutrints soon as with higher light, they will eat more.
 
lux meter.
If the softies are bleaching increase nutrints.
In your spectacular t5 tank if you don't change your feeding you should notice a reduction in nutrints soon as with higher light, they will eat more.
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To this entire post :)
 
That seems like it would be to much blue IMO, kessil blue at 100% almost bugs the eyes! You wouldn't see your fish lol but hey to each there own! Will have to look into that.

On the A350 there is a white channel and a blue channel. I run blue at max, if channel two is off ( white channel) the light is only running at 50% power. I run channel 1 ( Blue) max and channel 2 ( white) at 15% and its not overly blue
 
On the A350 there is a white channel and a blue channel. I run blue at max, if channel two is off ( white channel) the light is only running at 50% power. I run channel 1 ( Blue) max and channel 2 ( white) at 15% and its not overly blue

+1
To this entire post :)

I ran the a350w when it first came out over a RSM 130 that I stripped rimless for two years with great success.
12" above tank. Never ran either channel over 40%. That's a 95w led.

On the A350 channel 1 is Blue and Channel 2 is white. I'm still running a A350w over a 16 inch deep tank. The light is 10 inches above the water. I run channel 1 ( Blue at max and Channel 2 White at 15%. I have LPS, softies, and nems.

One channel controls the spectrum and the other the intensity.

So set the intensity to 65%...This is the channel which turns the light off when it reaches 0%

I put my lights (whites) to 10% and (blues) to 45% my corals seem to like this setting! I'm just trying to bring back my corals from bleaching!
 

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