$100
2:1 blue:white
Full disclosure:
The controller and 2 drivers had gone bad when I picked this up over a year ago. Repaired it by replacing the blue driver on warranty...but had to buy a new driver for the whites, so an inventronics driver is in there now. Also bypassed and removed the controller, so I've installed separate cords for blues/whites with manual dimming controls.
A couple "quirks"...to squeeze in the new driver I had to move one of the 3 fans, so one fan is off-center by about an inch, but still functions fine. Also removed the 3 red LEDs that were wired into the blues...they were running hot and making the entire tank look purple. You can see one of the "bridges" I soldered in to bypass the red LED in the 2nd pic.
Other than that, solid unit that I've run flawlessly for a year, it's just too much light for my shallow tank (12"). Even with the whites dimmed all the way and the fixture 10" above the surface I was burning zoas.
It does also have a separate driver for 3 moonlight LEDs...but I currently have them wired into the blues. If you wanted to play with the wiring...you could add another cord and potentiometer to control those individually. I can throw in another potentiometer if you decide to do so.
I think that covers every question possible.
Someone come get this before I regret selling it.
2:1 blue:white
Full disclosure:
The controller and 2 drivers had gone bad when I picked this up over a year ago. Repaired it by replacing the blue driver on warranty...but had to buy a new driver for the whites, so an inventronics driver is in there now. Also bypassed and removed the controller, so I've installed separate cords for blues/whites with manual dimming controls.
A couple "quirks"...to squeeze in the new driver I had to move one of the 3 fans, so one fan is off-center by about an inch, but still functions fine. Also removed the 3 red LEDs that were wired into the blues...they were running hot and making the entire tank look purple. You can see one of the "bridges" I soldered in to bypass the red LED in the 2nd pic.
Other than that, solid unit that I've run flawlessly for a year, it's just too much light for my shallow tank (12"). Even with the whites dimmed all the way and the fixture 10" above the surface I was burning zoas.
It does also have a separate driver for 3 moonlight LEDs...but I currently have them wired into the blues. If you wanted to play with the wiring...you could add another cord and potentiometer to control those individually. I can throw in another potentiometer if you decide to do so.
I think that covers every question possible.
Someone come get this before I regret selling it.
