Reliability of these Seneye PAR measures?

[t5Nitro]

Hey guys, what do you all think of some of these PAR numbers from a seneye meter--

I've got a 22" deep tank (3 ft x 2 ft x 22"). Most SPS are in the center of the tank, a few on the BB glass. The lighting fixture is a 3 foot 8x 39W bulb ATI T5 fixture running 4 blue plus, 2 coral plus, 1 geissman 6500K, 1 actinic. On the front of that fixture I have an OR3 orphek light bar tilted to beam over the center rocks. The fixture is suspending with bulbs 11.5" above the water line.

PAR halfway down the tank on the main rock is reading about 600s, 700s where the OR3 hits.
PAR in the bottom corners of the tank were around 300.

Just wanted to see if these looked reasonable given the light arrangement.

 

[RC Corals]

BRS (Bulk Reef Supply) did a comparison of a quality Par meter compared to the Seneye, and it was surprisingly close and consistent in that amount.
Like... more than good enough close for any hobbiest out there just needing to know "am I over-lighting" or "underlighting".

 

[mikediamo]

I plan on par mapping my aquarium today ill post results. I would love feedback if it is what is needed for my reef since I'm not sure how to read the color spectrum readings

 

[SaltFishTV]

Oh yes, the Seneye reef is very accurate. Those numbers are true!! The T5s don’t lie!!

 

[mikediamo]

here are the reading vs location. this is a 75 gallon with 2 reefbreeder 1st gen lights. Lights are 7 years old and on max setting. I guess im on the low end of the spectrum.