Sure, and varying price points.
Rough estimate, single unit:
- Reefbuilders Meridian 24” ($699.99 USD EST)
- Orphek Natura iCon ($760.00 USD EST)
- Quanta’s - Atlas ($499.00 USD EST)
- XR15 G6 ($529.00 USD EST)
- ReeFi Uno 2.1 ($490 USD EST)
- ReeFi Duo 2.1 ($545 USD EST)
I think some people misunderstood what
@rtparty was trying to say. In short there is more to a successful display than a PAR number and there can be instances of too much light. Dana Riddle has a few articles on the subject. Lighting is one of those areas that has a lot of market speak with words like industry leading, or science based, or recommended, or tested, and it is easy to zero in on that and make a purchase.
The OP already as a pair of XR's so the question is this basically (in my opinion).
- Sell the current XR's and buy new lighting, brand
- Add to the existing XR's from the list or other recommendations and have two control points
- Buy 1 or 2 additional XR's and stay in the ecosystem
- Do nothing and evaluate the system making adjustments for coral placement