ATI Straton Pro (102, 153, 204)

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All Straton fixtures do have an Ethernet port. You can turn off the WiFi (or hide it) however this would require going into the root of the fixture and its not something I would like to post publicly. Please contact the ATI business for your country for help. Hint, port 280. If you can take it from there you know what you are doing :)
yeah i know thx :)
 
Just talked to an ATI rep and the gen 1 pros are pretty much sold out since putting them in clearance. I think they said a few pnc the larger ones were left.

I tried ordering 2 102s. They put me on a wait list and said the first shipment from Germany should drop in 2-3 weeks but no definite date. Sounds like a lot of that order was pre-orders but my order should be good for the first shipment.
 
As most of you already know, ATI released the Straton Pro in Germany. It was released in three sizes, the 102 (12.6"x18.5"), the 153 (18.5"x18.5"), and the 204 (24"x18.5"), which are rated for SPS coverage at 23.6"x27.6', 27.6"x27.6", 35.4"x27.6", respectively. It appears that I can purchase these fixtures now.

According to ATI specs, three of the 153 fixtures would light my Red Sea S-1000 (82.7"x26.8",25.6") perfectly. However, I am considering three of the 204 fixtures instead, which should be good for a 106.2" SPS tank, and might provide a little more coverage, par, and shadow reduction, but at an added cost.

Any recommendations?

I'm still considering 4-5 (probably 5) Radion XR30 G6 fixtures as well.
What lamps did you end up getting?
I have the same tank and im looking at the Straton Pro in either 153 or 204.

If you ended up with Straton Pros. Which ones? How many? Did you place them length wise or width wise?

Some pics would be appreciated.

Thank you!
 

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