Kessil A360X Placement

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Hello, all. I am waiting for my Waterbox 130.4 to arrive and am planning a mixed reef of fish, LPS, and a few strategically placed SPS. I already have 2 Kessil A360X lights with the A Series Mounting Arms. To meet the needs of the SPS, I am leaning towards adding a 3rd Kessil A360X. However, with the tank being 4 feet, evenly spacing them would put one at the overflow box. Can this be done?
 
Hello, all. I am waiting for my Waterbox 130.4 to arrive and am planning a mixed reef of fish, LPS, and a few strategically placed SPS. I already have 2 Kessil A360X lights with the A Series Mounting Arms. To meet the needs of the SPS, I am leaning towards adding a 3rd Kessil A360X. However, with the tank being 4 feet, evenly spacing them would put one at the overflow box. Can this be done?
how are you mounting them? Kessil gooseneck? mine are over the overflows
 
how are you mounting them? Kessil gooseneck? mine are over the overflows
I have the A series Mounting Arms. Not sure if those will work, even if I order the Overflow Cover w/ Cut Out. Also concerned about the amount of room between the tank glass and return manifold pipe. Need absolute minimum of 1 1/2 inches.
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with the A Series Mounting Arms.
Yeah you did say that; my bad....
Hmmm
, and you know what else; trust me, for safety's sake you really gotta secure those things.... I see your concerns
 
Bringing up an old thread here, but curious if anyone confirmed this would fit with the waterbox cover??
 

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Did anyone confirm that the Kessil arm will fit with the waterbox overflow lid?
 

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