Introducing Zoox Phantom

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Most reef lights give every color its own LED.
We put six on one chip.
The ZOOX Phantom's 6-in-1 multichips sit inside dimpled reflectors that blend the light before it leaves the lens. That means fewer hot spots, less color fringing and the full spectrum reaching your lower branches, not just the tips. It packs 228 LEDs and 200 W across 7 channels, from UV to deep red.
Light, seamlessly blended. Now in a panel.
Available for preorder at CollectorsCorals.com.

https://collectorscorals.com/products/zoox-phantom

 

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Most reef lights give every color its own LED.
We put six on one chip.
The ZOOX Phantom's 6-in-1 multichips sit inside dimpled reflectors that blend the light before it leaves the lens. That means fewer hot spots, less color fringing and the full spectrum reaching your lower branches, not just the tips. It packs 228 LEDs and 200 W across 7 channels, from UV to deep red.
Light, seamlessly blended. Now in a panel.
Available for preorder at CollectorsCorals.com.

https://collectorscorals.com/products/zoox-phantom

That tank, in the video, looks mysteriously like Allan's. @coral reeftank I hope he's charging, for that video, by the second!

 

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The ZOOX Phantom in depth. Our first reel was the quick look; this one breaks down the chip, optics, coverage and control.

Six colors blended inside one chip and one reflector, so you get even light with no rainbow shadows. Pro and Blue modes are built into one fixture, and it's just 14 mm thin, fanless and silent.

 

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Same spectrometer. Two reef lights. Only one held its spectrum.

We slid a spectrometer along the ZOOX Phantom and a flagship conventional panel, reading the light spot by spot.

Under the conventional panel, every spot was different. Each of its LEDs emits a single color, so the mix shifts depending on where a coral sits.
Under the Phantom, every reading landed on one shape. 36 six-in-one multichips blend six colors, from 390 to 660 nm, inside dimpled reflectors. 12 full-spectrum white multichips (8,000–10,000K) complete the output. Shaded branches get dimmer light, not different light.
Homogeneous light. The same spectrum, wherever a coral sits.