New LED Looks Promising (and budget friendly)A nyone Use It?

Do any 3reefers use this by any chance? I was looking at 2 120 modules for a 120g sps reef.
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Should I go with 2 300w instead?

 

How much are they? I did not see a price on the website.

 

also has not data on the types of LEDs, spectrographs or detailed PAR info. Only gives one value for Actinic LED's at an unspecified distance with an unspecified optical modification.

I am thus far skeptical at best.

 

My LFS has 2 hanging over there acans tank, I'm not sure the wattage but they do a really good job and the have them very high due to a shallow tank but it u have a standard tank I'd put it about 1 ft off the tank or shorter

 

I am an LED newb but here are specs
Input voltage 120/230VAC

Power 120W

LED Qty 119pcs

LED Type 1W/pcs

LED brand Semi/Bridgelux

LED beam angle 120/90/60 degree

LED working current 300-350mA

LED working voltage 3V-3.8V

LED Life time 50000hrs

Color White&Blue (1:1)

LED Intensity >80Lm

Wavelength/Kelvin W: 14000K, B: 460nm

PF 0.97

IP IP50

Working environmental temperature -20 ~ +50degress

2" depth - 1537 Par

PAR reading 12" depth - 423 Par

24" depth - 182 Par

Coverage 7 Square Feet

Equal to MH light 250W

 

the only two things I see that I'm not sure about is that it's a 1:1 on blue to white and most all the other lights are doing more blue that white and I don't believe that 7 square feet coverage. From what I've read coverage is the hardest thing for leds to get with good power, so I just find that hard to believe. I mean 7sqft is a tone of space.

 

Can't say for sure, but it certainly looks like the cheap chinese one that seems to have been brand labeled under several names now. Here is a review of a similar, if not identical one. Not particularly stellar IMO Evolution LED delivers great PAR and color with caveats

 

Yeah 7 feet of spread seems like an egateration, and they do look strikingly similar to the cheap leds....oh well.
Can you tell me how many AI modules id need on a 12o?

 

1w leds in that fixture. The loose Cree led's that most DIY website sells are 3w.

 

I assume that is 120g, not 12g? just making sure, you'll probably melt your corals with an AI on a 12g

For a 120, assuming 4' you probably need 3 or 4. They have very focused optics, which is why they have such high par. You might want to check out the maxspec, or orpheks, I think 2 of these would work, and I think they are a bit less expensive. If you don't plan to keep many SPS, or only on the top, the panorama may work.

Of course DIY kits are the most cost effective.