Diffuser material for Radions

[kartrsu]

Does anyone know what type of material does Ecotech use for their light diffusers? Thinking about a DIY for my ReefLed 90 lights using some aftermarket shades. Thanks!

 

[Lavey29]

Does anyone know what type of material does Ecotech use for their light diffusers? Thinking about a DIY for my ReefLed 90 lights using some aftermarket shades. Thanks!

Why don't you ask ecotech support? The diffusers are cheap. You can buy a pair and modify them to your lights or buy some direct for red sea.

RedSea ReefLED 90 Light Shade/Diffuser | eBay

For any reefers that have owned the RedSea ReefLED 90, you know that the amount of light these lights puts off is incredible. These lights produce a very large amount of light, however that light tends to stretch well beyond the aquarium and can interfere with other rooms.

www.ebay.com

 

[kartrsu]

Why don't you ask ecotech support? The diffusers are cheap. You can buy a pair and modify them to your lights or buy some direct for red sea.

RedSea ReefLED 90 Light Shade/Diffuser | eBay

For any reefers that have owned the RedSea ReefLED 90, you know that the amount of light these lights puts off is incredible. These lights produce a very large amount of light, however that light tends to stretch well beyond the aquarium and can interfere with other rooms.

www.ebay.com

Red sea doesn’t make them but yes I should ask Ecotech what they use. Was thinking about 3d printing an adapter from Red Sea to ecotech. Thanks!

 

[Lavey29]

Red sea doesn’t make them but yes I should ask Ecotech what they use. Was thinking about 3d printing an adapter from Red Sea to ecotech. Thanks!

The current radions have built in diffusers. My gen 5 did not though so I added the cheap ones. Really helps balance the light spread. You do lose a little par though. They attach with tiny round magnets on the corners.