ATi sunpower and Orphex Light bar

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I’m looking to buy the ATI Sunpower eight bulb 48” light fixture along with the two Orphex Light Bars. I want to connect the Orphex light bars on each side of the ATI Sunpower. I’m trying to figure out the total width of this setup. I’ve got a limited amount of width space to work with (25 inches).
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Width is 20.25 inches for that setup.
Really appreciate the prompt reply and information - gotta love the R2R community1.

I’m doing to the math here (based on Manufacture website specifications) and this is what I’m coming-up with:
(1) according to the ATI North America website the 48” ATI SunPower 8x54w fixture width is: 17.5
(2) according tío the Orphex website the OR3 120 light bar is 1.97” (Rounding to up to 2” for easier math). One on each side would be four inches. So 17.5” + 4” = 21” and that assumes no gap, i.e. Orphex light bars would be flush against ATI Sunpower fixture. I know our math is only 3/4” off, but just want to make extra sure given the tight space I’m working.

Also are you using the ATI + Orphex combination on your tank? Have any pics? Impressions?

Thank you again SO SO Much.
 
I have an ATI with knock off version Ebay bars. Been using an iteration of this setup for maybe six years. I prefer it to all other lights from MH to LED. If you get a used ATI (which is easy where I am) and new Ebay LED bars it'll cost under $500-$700.
 
I have an ATI with knock off version Ebay bars. Been using an iteration of this setup for maybe six years. I prefer it to all other lights from MH to LED. If you get a used ATI (which is easy where I am) and new Ebay LED bars it'll cost under $500-$700.
Thanks for the eBay tip - will definitely check the bulbs out. Where are you at that makes getting a used ATI fixture easy - curious? Also any pics you’d be willing to share of your tank and light setup? thanks again!
 

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