New Orphek - Are these LEDS dead?

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I cant really tell . Anyone with an Orphek know if these bulbs are normally super dim at full strength? Maybe UV?

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OMG. . . . . . . . Just kidding. This looks normal and are putting out more than you can detect. I was in same boat to realize - normal
 
I cant really tell . Anyone with an Orphek know if these bulbs are normally super dim at full strength? Maybe UV?

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Yea, I thought the same thing, but then looked at the LED map here: https://orphek.com/atlantik-v4-reef-aquarium-led-lighting/

And the quote afterwards:
"*There are TWO LEDs that don’t seem to be ON and FOUR that seems to me that are dimmed, is this normal? YES – these LEDs are Infrared 850nm and UV 380nm- meaning that they are the type of lights of shorter or longer wavelengths that doesn’t excite our eyes‘ receptors — Therefore we can’t see anything beyond (infrared) or violet (ultraviolet) "
 

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