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The ReefLED series is uniquely designed with a light intensity and spectrum that is 100% utilized by corals. Based on 30 years of research on the needs of corals in artificial environments, ReefLED lights provide your corals with optimal growth and vivid colors.
100%
Utilized by corals.
Reef-Safe.
REEF-SPEC.
Anti-glare recessed lens.
Homegenous light with a gentle shimmer.
ReefLED 50
12 x 12 x 5 cm
4.7” x 4.7” x 2”
50 W
Compact LED array
500 PAR
at surface
100 PAR
at 50cm / 20” depth
ReefLED 90
15.5 x 13.5 x 5.7 cm
6.1” x 5.3” x 2.2”
90 W
Compact LED array
500 PAR
at surface
150 PAR
at 50cm / 20” depth
ReefLED 160
18 x 16 x 6.4 cm
7” x 6.3” x 2.5”
160 W
Compact LED array
550 PAR
at surface
160 PAR
at 50cm / 20” depth
Recommended Usage
Got itReefLED 50
ReefLED 90
ReefLED 160
ReefLED 50
12 x 12 x 5 cm
4.7” x 4.7” x 2”
50 W
Compact LED array
500 PAR
at surface
100 PAR
at 50cm / 20” depth
ReefLED 90
15.5 x 13.5 x 5.7 cm
6.1” x 5.3” x 2.2”
90 W
Compact LED array
500 PAR
at surface
150 PAR
at 50cm / 20” depth
ReefLED 160
18 x 16 x 6.4 cm
7” x 6.3” x 2.5”
160 W
Compact LED array
550 PAR
at surface
160 PAR
at 50cm / 20” depth
Recommended Usage
Got itHomegenous light
with a gentle shimmer.
Anti-glare recessed lens.
100%
Utilized by corals.
Reef-Safe.
REEF-SPEC.
Reef-Safe.
Not every light that pleases the eye is necessarily good for the corals.
ReefLED provides a light intensity and spectrum that is 100% utilized by the corals for their energetic needs, while still maintaining a vivid, esthetic quality.
The visible spectrum
This is the sun’s visible light spectrum. Going above 480 nm into the greens, yellows and reds can potentially harm the corals.
The beneficial spectrum
The optimal spectrum for coral growth and color expression is between 360 to 48 nm. We’re talking about UV and blue mainly, and not all of it is within the visible light range.
The ReefLED channels
Efficient.
Optimal spread
ReefLED provides ideal PAR values throughout the aquarium, without hotspots or areas with insufficient light for coral growth.
PAR distribution
PAR map
PAR vs. PUR
Reef-Safe PAR distribution
ReefLED 90 used for demonstration PAR distribution
Aquarium PAR Map
How we measured
Measurements taken in a saltwater aquarium using an Ocean Optics Flame T VIS-NIR spectrophotometer.
ReefLED 160S mounted 31cm / 12” above the center of a 80x80x80cm / 32″x32″x32″.
ReefLED 90 mounted 21cm / 8” above the center of a 60x60x60cm / 24”x24”x24”.
ReefLED 50 mounted 17cm / 7” above the center of a 50x50x50cm / 20″x20″x20″.
PAR vs. PUR
Using PAR measurements only to determine light quality or compatibility of a specific light unit for coral photobiology can be misleading.
The PAR measurement was developed to measure the Photosynthetic Active Radiation of plants that is within the visible light region (400 -700 nm).
The Photosynthetic Utilized Radiation or PUR that is relevant for optimal Zooxanthellae photosynthesis is between 360- 480 nm which starts outside the range of visible light (measured by PAR meters) in the UV region and continues into the blue part of the visible light range.
PUR/PAR values at a point directly under the center of the ReefLED, just below the water surface.
PAR distribution
PAR map
PAR vs. PUR
Reef-Safe PAR distribution
ReefLED 90 used for demonstration PAR distribution
Aquarium PAR Map
ReefLED 50
ReefLED 90
ReefLED 160
How we measured
ReefLED 50 mounted 17cm / 7” above the center of a 50x50x50cm / 20″x20″x20″.
How we measured
ReefLED 90 mounted 21cm / 8” above the center of a 60x60x60cm / 24”x24”x24”.
How we measured
ReefLED 160S mounted 31cm / 12” above the center of a 80x80x80cm / 32″x32″x32″.
PAR vs. PUR
Using PAR measurements only to determine light quality or compatibility of a specific light unit for coral photobiology can be misleading.
The PAR measurement was developed to measure the Photosynthetic Active Radiation of plants that is within the visible light region (400 -700 nm).
The Photosynthetic Utilized Radiation or PUR that is relevant for optimal Zooxanthellae photosynthesis is between 360- 480 nm which starts outside the range of visible light (measured by PAR meters) in the UV region and continues into the blue part of the visible light range.
PUR/PAR values at a point directly under the center of the ReefLED, just below the water surface.
Program
library
Peace
of mind
Weekly
schedule
Lunar
cycle
Staggered
sunrise
Acclimation
Program
Clouds
Choose between 3 pre-built reef safe lighting programs. Or create and save your own programs.
Try it out:
15,000 K
18,000 K
23,000 K
ReefBeat is constantly in contact with your ReefLEDs and will send you a notification whenever communication is lost.
ReefBeat stores as many custom programs as you wish to create. Using the weekly schedule you can use the same program every day or select a different program for each day of the week.
The lunar cycle feature allows you to implement a 28-day moon phase cycle for the dedicated 3W moonlight channel, for reef-safe night-time viewing.
By setting a delay time between multiple ReefLEDs, you can create an enhanced sunrise/sunset effect along the length of your aquarium.
The acclimation program allows corals to get used to the ReefLED lights by starting at a lower intensity and gradually increasing the intensity each day over the entire acclimation period.
Reefbeat provides 3 levels of random cloud activity that will provide a natural “shading” effect for a specified period of the day.
Smart
ReefBeat with LED
The ReefLED 90 comes with a built-in Wi-Fi that connects it to the ReefBeat App – the single interface that controls all Red Sea smart devices, and integrates them into one, synchronized eco-system.
Smart.
Program
library
Peace
of mind
Weekly
schedule
Lunar
cycle
Staggered
sunrise
Acclimation
Program
Clouds
Choose between 3 pre-built reef safe lighting programs. Or create and save your own programs.
Try it out:
15,000 K
18,000 K
23,000 K
ReefBeat is constantly in contact with your ReefLEDs and will send you a notification whenever communication is lost.
Read moreReefBeat stores as many custom programs as you wish to create. Using the weekly schedule you can use the same program every day or select a different program for each day of the week.
The lunar cycle feature allows you to implement a 28-day moon phase cycle for the dedicated 3W moonlight channel, for reef-safe night-time viewing.
By setting a delay time between multiple ReefLEDs, you can create an enhanced sunrise/sunset effect along the length of your aquarium.
The acclimation program allows corals to get used to the ReefLED lights by starting at a lower intensity and gradually increasing the intensity each day over the entire acclimation period.
Reefbeat provides 3 levels of random cloud activity that will provide a natural “shading” effect for a specified period of the day.
Smart
ReefBeat with LED
The ReefLED 90 comes with a built-in Wi-Fi that connects it to the ReefBeat App – the single interface that controls all Red Sea smart devices, and integrates them into one, synchronized eco-system.
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ReefBeat App
One App to rule
them all
ReefBeat – one interface for all of Red Sea’s smart devices. Easy set-up and operation. On-line monitoring and notifications.
ReefBeat App
One App to rule
them all
ReefBeat – one interface for all of Red Sea’s smart devices. Easy set-up and operation. On-line monitoring and notifications.
Video gallery
Lighting Insides
How to videos
Episode 1
The role of lighting
The 4-main-reasons that make lighting so important in your reef aquarium.
Episode 1
The role of lighting
The 4-main-reasons that make lighting so important in your reef aquarium.
Episode 1
The role of lighting
The 4-main-reasons that make lighting so important in your reef aquarium.
Episode 1
The role of lighting
The 4-main-reasons that make lighting so important in your reef aquarium.
Episode 1
The role of lighting
The 4-main-reasons that make lighting so important in your reef aquarium.
Episode 1
The role of lighting
The 4-main-reasons that make lighting so important in your reef aquarium.
Episode 1
The role of lighting
The 4-main-reasons that make lighting so important in your reef aquarium.
Episode 1
The role of lighting
The 4-main-reasons that make lighting so important in your reef aquarium.
Video gallery
Lighting Insides
How to videos
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Mounting & accessories
ReefLED 50 Arms
A universal mounting arm attaches firmly onto the rear wall of the tank and can be rotated from side to side during reefscaping or other tank maintenance.
Suitable for tank widths from 36-51cm / 14”-20” with glass thickness of 8-15 mm / 5/16”- 3/8”.
Universal mounting arm
ReefLED individual mounting arms attach firmly onto the rear wall of the tank and can be rotated to the upright position during reefscaping or other tank maintenance.
Set at the correct height above the aquarium, the mount arm can be adjusted to suit tank widths of 57-80cm (22.5”-32”) and with glass thickness of 8-19 mm / 5/16”- 3/4”.
Pendant
ReefLED Pendants for multiple ReefLED units are available with either black or white trim for an elegant look above regular and peninsula tanks.
Available in 4 models that are suitable for tank lengths from 75-228cm (30”-90”).
Customized 160S tray holds each unit securely in the pendant. The trays are purchased separately according to the numbers of ReefLED.
Clip-on Visor (Included)
To prevent unwanted glare the ReefLED 160S comes complete with a clip-on visor to limit the direct line-of-sight to the intense light source.
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