Reef Radiance led light..OMG..What a light....

Here is a quick video of my 180. I have 3x 155s on it. Had them since early March 2014. They are great lights and a great price.

[video=youtube;RehIvnIhDB8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RehIvnIhDB8[/video]
 
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2nd lumentek 180 arrived today. Hanging system is a bit ghetto, but I have drawn up a plan using a reclaimed railroad tie and some all thread. Should be killer once I get it together. So here it is for now and will post an update once things are in place.

Thanks again rick.
 
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2nd lumentek 180 arrived today. Hanging system is a bit ghetto, but I have drawn up a plan using a reclaimed railroad tie and some all thread. Should be killer once I get it together. So here it is for now and will post an update once things are in place.

Thanks again rick.


Here's my stand for my LumenTek Pro180 @24x36" It also comes in a 24x48"
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So Rick sent me a new controller for my Lumentek 120. The installation took less than 10 minutes with only a Phillips screw driver.

I set the light on my desk and removed the screws from around all 4 sides. The top lifted right off. Mounted to the top are the power supplies and there are wires that connect the power supplies to the controller and LEDs which are mounted in the base of the unit. These wires have plugs that are easy to disconnect, but the plugs are the same size and shape, so you have to make sure you put the correct plug into the correct socket. I marked the wires before I took the plugs apart so I knew which ones went back together.

Once the plugs were disconnected and the top was out of the way, access to the controller was easy.

The old controller had a green & yellow wire (ground) that was soldered to the controller on one end, and the other end of the wire was screwed to the aluminium heat sink over the LED's. The new controller no longer has this wire so I just unscrewed the wire, and put the screw back in the hole.

There are 4 screws that hold the controller in place. I removed them and the controller came right out. I popped the new one in, reconnected all the plugs, and put the unit back together.

***Note: Take advantage of having the unit sitting on your desk, and program the custom mode while seated. It takes a while to program every 10 minutes over a 12 hour period. ***

I have to say the quality of the internal components is quite good and I was pleasantly surprised. And actually, there were very few internal parts. A couple of power supplies, the controller, an aluminium heat sink, and the LED's. I expect this light to last a long time.

So far so good. I haven't had any issues with the controller switching modes. I'm still watching the clock though, looking for any time loss or gain.

I'll update again soon.
 
Here is a quick video of my 180. I have 3x 155s on it. Had them since early March 2014. They are great lights and a great price.

[video=youtube;RehIvnIhDB8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RehIvnIhDB8[/video]

Curious what u got them set at...nice vid
 
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Just received the Jebao WP-10. You the man !

How about a 240 give away ! lol.....

Thanks Rick ! :bigsmile:
 
just got my 10 in the mail actually the neighbor brought it over since just moved and I seem t forget te number of my house lol THANK YOU RCK !!!
 

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