ReefBrite Lumi lite Pro

OnPointCorals · Jan 5, 2019

I am looking to supplement my ATI sunpower. I can’t seem to find info or reviews anywhere of these new Lumi Lite pros.

Anyone using them? How do they compare to the xho? How do they compare to the Tech? Anyone find wattage Info?

OnPointCorals · Jan 5, 2019

5 hours.... nobody. Has no one tried these? BRS has zero reviews on them.

Real mystery, any info on these.

OnPointCorals · Jan 10, 2019

No Info on these. No one has tried them out?

joseserrano · Jan 10, 2019

I have 2 of the original lumis. They do the job when just on by themselves, but not very noticeable when day lights are on.

OnPointCorals · Jan 10, 2019

joseserrano said:
I have 2 of the original lumis. They do the job when just on by themselves, but not very noticeable when day lights are on.

Thank you so much for the info. I think the new Pro ones might be a totally different light using different type of LEDs. They are suppose to take the place of the tech line. I just can’t find any additional Info or even wattage specs on them.

joseserrano · Jan 10, 2019

They don’t tend to answer emails or calls, I would try brs. They will most likely get an answer for you.

RickG · Feb 20, 2019

Bump, looking for info on these too!

TriggerFinger · Feb 20, 2019

I have the 24” lumilite pro over a 29g. I only have a couple mushrooms and they are reproducing so I guess it’s sufficient for that. I got it on an open box deal from BRS, it was very cheap and I’m happy with what I use it for.

Will_WhatIsThis · Apr 1, 2020

I know I’m late to this but I might as well give my 2 cents. The light is good for lower light corals. I kept softies and low under it such as my elegance and some acans. This light is more for helping out other lights, but i used it for about 7 months as a stand alone fixture on my tank that’s about 18 inches deep. It does a really good job illuminating the entire tank and eliminating shadows. It also colored up all my zoas really well.