Diy tank mount for ocean revive T247

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Well i got a great deal on 3x ocean revives, and im goin back to led. I have been using an older current usa hqi/t5 combo with 3x250W MH bulbs and 8x T5 bulbs but its hard for me to do any maintenance with the tank. im using the mounting legs and i broke two of them cant find replacements they are no longer made and i have wires hanging everywhere plus the fans have become so annoyingly loud my wife is threatening for divorce!

i paid next to nothing for this light so its not a big deal i will park it in the garage if i want to go back to MH again one day but i want a clean look for these ocean revive lights anyone have any diy ideas to hang these lights over my tank with a mounting arm and also are 3 ocean revives enough for a mixed reef 72x18x28 150g tank?
 
Each one can cover 2' just fine. At 28" deep you may be running them a bit higher power levels than people with 24" or 20" deep tanks.

When I worked for Ocean Revive I used metal shelving brackets that mount on the wall. They are made by EverGrow in China who also make the Reef Breeder Photons which are also good fixtures.
 
Each one can cover 2' just fine. At 28" deep you may be running them a bit higher power levels than people with 24" or 20" deep tanks.

When I worked for Ocean Revive I used metal shelving brackets that mount on the wall. They are made by EverGrow in China who also make the Reef Breeder Photons which are also good fixtures.
thanks i ordered 3 of them for my 72x18x28 tank so many choices for leds the decision was tougher then i thought it would be lol
 

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