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Hey all,

So thanks to Ditto, the MAN! I'm going with Profilux 4 instead of Apex for my new and first mixed reef tank ever! Boom! So excited! :)

I will be connecting 3 Kessil A360's to the unit and am not entirely clear on what gear I will need to do so. I have gathered from other posts that I will not need the Kessil controller, which is nice, saves me $100.

But I can't figure out if I will need one LBF-AP, or one for each light, or if the lights will be able to connect directly to the main unit itself?

Thanks! (looking forward to this!)
J
 
J -
Just one unit, grab the Apex cable, and 2 of the connection cables.
On the apex cable, cut off the RJ45 end and wire into the LBF-AP / Breakout box.
You'll control the first unit only, the other 2 will be piggybacked onto your first unit.
 
J -
Just one unit, grab the Apex cable, and 2 of the connection cables.
On the apex cable, cut off the RJ45 end and wire into the LBF-AP / Breakout box.
You'll control the first unit only, the other 2 will be piggybacked onto your first unit.

Will do. With this set up does the Profilux see the lights as three individual lights or 1 light?
 
There is no feedback from the lights, the breakout box is a one-way signal; OUT.

You will use both 0-10v channels, one for color, the other for intensity.

As the other 2 lights are piggy backed, the first light will pass the signal on to the other units, they will mimick the first.
 

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