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They show up on the mobile browser too, I just had to go to the products listing instead of looking at the list of products that show up when you first go to the page.Try the non-mobile version.
I didn’t think there were two different versions, but wanted to make sure I didn’t give someone wrong info. Thanks for clearing it up.
Best way would be to send it back and get a used ReefLed90 for the same price.
Can you advise on what size screws you have mounted to the light with the 12mm spacers? I just purchase some #4 3/4 inch and they are too small.After contacting support regarding the annoying loud fan noises the support requested a video of the fan noise... At this point it was clear that a refund will not happen from the seller
So i took care of this by myself.
Two solutions tested: At first i welded in a 50 ohm resistance in front of the fan to drop its rpm. Still enough fan performance (fan goes on an off, which means it lowers the target temperature enough to shut down) while having a great improve regarding the fan noise.
Second solution: Changed the Fan to a standard 60mm axial computer fan. I know, not perfect regarding the general design of the light, but still enough air for sufficient cooling:
I also added 12mm spacers to increase the gap between the light and the mounting arm, because it covered the majority of the fan:
Im new to noopsyche LEDs, but it seems that the previous V2 model hat a normal axial fan, not this radial riot thing...
As I am setting up a permanent observation tank with minimal coral - I would be
On the non Wi-Fi version of the light it takes a M3 metric screw, then just get whatever length you need. I assume the screw hole size wouldn’t have changed.
Thanks for the quick response, I am hell-bent on getting this corrected today!
I had to use a different length screw in mine so that I could hang mine from an extruded aluminum frame. I believe these are the screws I used, but again just get the length that you need for your application. I did have to add a few small washers because the head of these were too small.
Since you have 2 on a 4 foot tank I would keep them at their max height to increase spread.
I would leave them at that height and move them a little further apart. Basically cut the tank in half and then center each light over each half of the tank, which would put each mounting arm around 12” from the sides of the tank
Im also planning on adding a 48 inch quanta bar to the two lights to fill in the corners that are a bit darkerI Initially had them at the location you described. In order to fit my skimmer in the sump chamber I needed to move them closer. Debating on building a light rail for it!
