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Anyone have them have any opinions I am considering changing out 5 Radions for 3 of these on a Marineland 300DD 72x36"

Would like to hear from anyone with them input on customer service durability, light quality etc.
 
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Don't waste your money I have three 4 x150 not in use leds burnt out .I replaced mine with Fathom HYDRA series love them great par compared to Pacific sun can get 400 par on bottom of tank if needed. The pacific suns are great at lighting up the room not the tank .
 
I currently have the 48" Pandora and it is the nicest light I have ever owned with the best coverage. I replaced a 7 bulb T-5 constellation and it is a much brighter light and my corals are responding very well with better coloration than before. I am also running a Radion Pro on my 40 gallon right next to it and it is producing better PAR ratings than the Radion. I really like the wireless capabilities and it is very easy to program.
 
Don't waste your money I have three 4 x150 not in use leds burnt out .I replaced mine with Fathom HYDRA series love them great par compared to Pacific sun can get 400 par on bottom of tank if needed. The pacific suns are great at lighting up the room not the tank .

that is why I actually want to go away from the radion. I am only able to run it at 50% without burning everything. I'd like a more well rounded fixture that I can fully utilize.
 
Don't waste your money I have three 4 x150 not in use leds burnt out .I replaced mine with Fathom HYDRA series love them great par compared to Pacific sun can get 400 par on bottom of tank if needed. The pacific suns are great at lighting up the room not the tank .

Don't they have three year warranty. I am thinking if you contact them they will change the leds out for you.
 

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