New OCReef Linear CREE LED Aquarium Light

Update on the OCReef CREE Linear LED Aquarium Light:

Okay, our warehouse forwarded us over another image of the New OCReef CREE Linear, which shows the unit hanging in the upright position, which gives a close up of the 80 degree optic diffuser lens.

Also, we have completely sold out of the 39.4" L x 2.6" W x 1.9" H size. We will not be making any more in this size. Our new batch is 47" L x 2.5" W x 1.9" H, and fits aquariums that are 48 inches perfectly. It can still be hung, or rest on top of the aquarium with the extendable slide-out leg brackets.

We also lowered the introductory price for our summer sale, it is now priced at $209.99

A few other aspects that may not have gotten mention previously, include: the light is made of an all aluminum housing, which has received a baked on powder coating paint, which is corrosion and salt-creep resistant.

The LEDs are solder welded onto an aluminum board AL-PCB instead of a normal PCB, which passively solves the heat dissipation factor, rendering a fan free and completely quiet working unit.

Thanks again everyone.

See the attached image, or click on the above link.

Regards,
Janet OCReef Staffer

 

Very interesting. And with that price I might have to go with 2 for my 90 reef ready. Would 2 of these be sufficient to keep SPS up top and clams on the bottom?

 

Very interested, i wonder if ill need 2 for SPS and clams

 

Do you make a size that will work for a 29g reef?

 

hmm, it look very dark?

 

...maybe we could get a full tank shot of the tank the light is hanging over?

 

Yes, two would be perfect.

 

Yes, if you also have the 90 gallon, with sps on top and clams on the bottom, it would be best to run two...

 

Yes, see the link below, which is our more advanced x series. It would work nicely over your 29. It would allow you to support LPS, SPS and Clams.

OCReef X Series 60 Watt CREE™ LED Aquarium Light with 3 Watt High Output LEDs

 

The light is raised up high above the aquarium in this shot. In this shot, before our camera crapped out, we were trying to get a clear shot of the optics.