Red Sea ReefLED 90 LED Light

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Hello all,

Quick question, other than covering them up with a sticker (maybe a fire a hazard) is there anyway of turning off the red lights on the back of the ReefLED 90's?

Cannot find anything on the app.

Does everyone leave them on standby all night? So red light always on.

Thanks
 
You can use electrical tape. It's not a fire hazard. Or use a sharpie, color it in. How are you enjoying that light? I noticed that their central white light is an extended diode. I'm curious if that gives rectangular like spread.
 
You can use electrical tape. It's not a fire hazard. Or use a sharpie, color it in. How are you enjoying that light? I noticed that their central white light is an extended diode. I'm curious if that gives rectangular like spread.

Lights are great, it's still early days and getting use to them but they are really easy to setup. Blue can be a little intense as Red Sea decided to go with only the blue & white channels with most of the watts (believe 80 of the 90) going to the blue.

I dial them down to 80% and they look good.

Do not get much leakage. I have the RSR E 260 so rectangular tank anyway.

Thanks for the tip. Red light doesn't bother me too much. It just reflects off the wall a little
 

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