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[Orphek]

@Orphek, is the spacing between the screw holes on the led bars the same length as on the Atlantik v4? I want to know if I can mount the led bars on my existing fixture.

Wow very nice clean built . We will need more information please email us to [email protected] and we will work with you on the solution

 

[sawdonkey]

@Orphek, is the spacing between the screw holes on the led bars the same length as on the Atlantik v4? I want to know if I can mount the led bars on my existing fixture.

Wow! Rimless with low lead glass almost makes it look like your water isn’t there. You must be running carbon too! [emoji6]

 

[Wrasse-cal]

Wow! Rimless with low lead glass almost makes it look like your water isn’t there. You must be running carbon too! [emoji6]

HILARIOUS!

 

[Orphek]

@Orphek, is the spacing between the screw holes on the led bars the same length as on the Atlantik v4? I want to know if I can mount the led bars on my existing fixture.

The mount bracket of the OR bar led can move to the same point of you mount bracket .
It can move all across the bar .
Here an example

 

[Orphek]

@Orphek, is the spacing between the screw holes on the led bars the same length as on the Atlantik v4? I want to know if I can mount the led bars on my existing fixture.

Please check this video it will help you to understand how the mount part move .

 

[TexasTodd]

Just used the Kill A Watt. By the way, this was like $30 on Amazon with free shipping I don't know exactly because it was so cheap I didn't really study it. It' a Kill A Watt brand model P3.

Remember, I have two bars, I purchased one in June and one in August. Both are 48" (120cm) one a semi custom Sky Blue and the other standard Sky Blue. So, they both have 36 LEDs at 3 watts each LED. Should pull 108w.

Semi custom Sky blue is registering 122.1-122.7! If you use one of the Kill A Watt, they bounce around a little on the number after the decimal point. I'm sure an electrical engineer could tell us why.
Full Sky Blue was pulling 121.9-122.2!

Not bad in my book!

 

[TexasTodd]

Ooops, my bad, I hit the incorrect button. They're pulling 68.4 and 64.6 Watts. The above was power available at the wall.
Still impressed with these lights for the PAR I got.

 

[dragon99]

70W sounds about right. I don't think any mfg drives LED's at the max rated wattage per chip. They are more efficient if driven below that level.

 

[Orphek]

Electrical Parameter

OR120: Input : Voltage:100V-240V AC .

Output : Voltage :36V-65V DC . Current :1A

Power Consumption: 65W+/_5%.

Power Factor >95%

Frequency: 50 to 60Hz.

OR90: Input : Voltage:100V-240V AC .

Output : Voltage :56V-105V DC . Current :500mA

Power Consumption: 45W+/_5%.

Power Factor >95%

Frequency: 50 to 60Hz.

OR60: Input : Voltage:100V-240V AC .

Output : Voltage :36V-65V DC . Current :500mA

Power Consumption: 35W+/_5%.

Power Factor >95%

Frequency: 50 to 60Hz.

 

[purp]

Can we get an update on the timeline for the longer bars (i.e., 60"). I need to make a buying decision in the next month or two and I'm curious when the 60" bar is slated for release. Thanks.

 

[Orphek]

Hi Purp
Probably in the next month

 

[wangspeed]

Short review. I have the reef daylight, sky blue, and uv bars. In addition to those, I have a custom one as well. The reef daylight is really pink and takes 2-3 sky blue to balance it out, if you like a blue look. The sky blue is a pretty run of the mill royal blue looking bar. It’s a solid supplemental lighting bar, but lacks a broad spectrum. It really needs to be combined with other lighting for good coral health, IMO. The uv bar is nice, but I found that I never wanted it on by itself, and with a sky blue, it didn’t result in even lighting from front to back on my frag tank.

So to combat these issues I decided on my own layout on these very well made

460 - RB (Royal Blue)
410 - UV
460 - RB
490 - Cyan
460 - RB
430 - Violet
460 - RB
410 - UV
460 - RB

Just repeat this pattern as many times as appropriate for the size of the bar. It divides evenly into all the different lengths of bars. This is a broad blue/uv spectrum and is really good as a stand-alone blue bar.



I have a 48” reef daylight available if anyone wants it.

 

[sawdonkey]

Short review. I have the reef daylight, sky blue, and uv bars. In addition to those, I have a custom one as well. The reef daylight is really pink and takes 2-3 sky blue to balance it out, if you like a blue look. The sky blue is a pretty run of the mill royal blue looking bar. It’s a solid supplemental lighting bar, but lacks a broad spectrum. It really needs to be combined with other lighting for good coral health, IMO. The uv bar is nice, but I found that I never wanted it on by itself, and with a sky blue, it didn’t result in even lighting from front to back on my frag tank.

So to combat these issues I decided on my own layout on these very well made

460 - RB (Royal Blue)
410 - UV
460 - RB
490 - Cyan
460 - RB
430 - Violet
460 - RB
410 - UV
460 - RB

Just repeat this pattern as many times as appropriate for the size of the bar. It divides evenly into all the different lengths of bars. This is a broad blue/uv spectrum and is really good as a stand-alone blue bar.



I have a 48” reef daylight available if anyone wants it.

Thanks for this write-up. I’m waiting for the 60” to come out and I hope to do something similar to your recommendation. This will be a supplement to my two V4s. I just want a broader array to eliminate shadows and to front-light my fish.

 

[Orphek]

Short review. I have the reef daylight, sky blue, and uv bars. In addition to those, I have a custom one as well. The reef daylight is really pink and takes 2-3 sky blue to balance it out, if you like a blue look. The sky blue is a pretty run of the mill royal blue looking bar. It’s a solid supplemental lighting bar, but lacks a broad spectrum. It really needs to be combined with other lighting for good coral health, IMO. The uv bar is nice, but I found that I never wanted it on by itself, and with a sky blue, it didn’t result in even lighting from front to back on my frag tank.

So to combat these issues I decided on my own layout on these very well made

460 - RB (Royal Blue)
410 - UV
460 - RB
490 - Cyan
460 - RB
430 - Violet
460 - RB
410 - UV
460 - RB

Just repeat this pattern as many times as appropriate for the size of the bar. It divides evenly into all the different lengths of bars. This is a broad blue/uv spectrum and is really good as a stand-alone blue bar.



I have a 48” reef daylight available if anyone wants it.

Hi , mostly we not do that but because you are a great client please email us to [email protected] we will provide you address in USA then you ship the units and get costum units instead the units you not like .

 

[Chaz D]

Short review. I have the reef daylight, sky blue, and uv bars. In addition to those, I have a custom one as well. The reef daylight is really pink and takes 2-3 sky blue to balance it out, if you like a blue look. The sky blue is a pretty run of the mill royal blue looking bar. It’s a solid supplemental lighting bar, but lacks a broad spectrum. It really needs to be combined with other lighting for good coral health, IMO. The uv bar is nice, but I found that I never wanted it on by itself, and with a sky blue, it didn’t result in even lighting from front to back on my frag tank.

So to combat these issues I decided on my own layout on these very well made

460 - RB (Royal Blue)
410 - UV
460 - RB
490 - Cyan
460 - RB
430 - Violet
460 - RB
410 - UV
460 - RB

Just repeat this pattern as many times as appropriate for the size of the bar. It divides evenly into all the different lengths of bars. This is a broad blue/uv spectrum and is really good as a stand-alone blue bar.



I have a 48” reef daylight available if anyone wants it.

How does this custom bar look when combined with one daylight bar, as opposed to a sky blue?

 

[wangspeed]

How does this custom bar look when combined with one daylight bar, as opposed to a sky blue?

It looks very similar, just with a little more UV. I doubt most people could tell the difference between reef daylight + sky blue vs reef daylight + my custom.

 

[Hot2na]

Short review. I have the reef daylight, sky blue, and uv bars. In addition to those, I have a custom one as well. The reef daylight is really pink and takes 2-3 sky blue to balance it out, if you like a blue look. The sky blue is a pretty run of the mill royal blue looking bar. It’s a solid supplemental lighting bar, but lacks a broad spectrum. It really needs to be combined with other lighting for good coral health, IMO. The uv bar is nice, but I found that I never wanted it on by itself, and with a sky blue, it didn’t result in even lighting from front to back on my frag tank.

So to combat these issues I decided on my own layout on these very well made

460 - RB (Royal Blue)
410 - UV
460 - RB
490 - Cyan
460 - RB
430 - Violet
460 - RB
410 - UV
460 - RB

Just repeat this pattern as many times as appropriate for the size of the bar. It divides evenly into all the different lengths of bars. This is a broad blue/uv spectrum and is really good as a stand-alone blue bar.



I have a 48” reef daylight available if anyone wants it.

How did you get a custom bar made up ? from orphek ?

 

[wangspeed]

How did you get a custom bar made up ? from orphek ?

It isn’t a well documented option, but you can ask them for a custom combo of LEDs. Just make sure it’s LEDs they normally use in the bars.

 

[James Emory]

We have two exchanges we are selling at a discount if anyone is interested. They will ship from the US. The items available are:

1 x OR120 in Reef Daylight - Price is 140.00 shipped

1 x OR60 in UV/Daylight. This light has some blemish marks on the heat sink but is otherwise undamaged. Price is 100.00 shipped.

Thank you.

 

[Orphek]

How did you get a custom bar made up ? from orphek ?

Hi Hot2na, that for interest , yes we do costume ratio /spectrum it just cost 5$ extra that all.
all you have to do is send us the ratio map you wish , email us to [email protected]