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Hey Reefers,

Red Sea has just launched the new G2 Models of LED Lights

Red Sea ReefLED G2 60 Light Fixture - The Red Sea ReefLED G2 60 delivers enhanced coral coloration and growth with its reef-safe lighting spectrum, and features boosted 470nm blue, violet, and UV light rays. Smartly controlled via the ReefBeat App for Android and IOS, it delivers uniform PAR distribution without hotspots, giving you colorful and vibrant healthy corals. This 60W LED Light is compact yet powerful for your aquarium.
(7"x 6.3"x2.5")

ReefLED G2 115 Light - 115W Output for quality enhanced views of your reefscape.

  • Set custom schedules from 10,000K to 23,000K
  • Five manual presets, including a UV-only mode and a coral photography mode
  • Automatic safety checks prevent exceeding recommended daily exposure
  • Dimensions: 6.1” x 5.3” x 2.2”

ReefLED G2 170 Light Fixture by Red Sea -

Corals are alive and well with the addition of stable, well-distributed lighting. The ReefLED G2 170 delivers consistent PAR levels, preventing uneven growth and ensuring maximum health.
  • 550 PAR at the surface for strong light penetration
  • 130 PAR at 32” depth to support even deep-water corals
  • Homogeneous spread with minimal hotspots for even coral exposure
  • Dimensions: (7"x6.3"x2.5")

If you had any specific questions about the lights or in general feel free to reach out to us at 562-955-3474 or here

Red Sea ReefLED G2 4.PNG Red Sea ReefLED G2 60.PNG ReefRun G2 Series LED Light.PNG
 
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I'm interested. I tried the G1 90's and love the spectrum look and shimmer. I had four of them over my tank. What I did not like was the programming and they would lose programming. I bought a new tank that measures 60x30x25. I wanted more light spread, so I bought the G1 120's. The shimmer was way too much, and I returned them back after two days of trying them
 
I'm interested. I tried the G1 90's and love the spectrum look and shimmer. I had four of them over my tank. What I did not like was the programming and they would lose programming. I bought a new tank that measures 60x30x25. I wanted more light spread, so I bought the G1 120's. The shimmer was way too much, and I returned them back after two days of trying them
The G2 has better stability and connectivity due to updated hardware, but the programming interface remains the same. The G2 has improved internal memory, so even if it disconnects or loses power, it should retain its programmed settings better than the G1.
 

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