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- westbury ny
Would one A104 12" be sufficient to support a 20X17X20 sps tank?
Acan Lighting Discussion Thread
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- Location
- Commack, NY
The 12" should work with the extended legs, but I would consider the 18" model to guarantee the best coverage.
- Location
- Flanders, NY
Acan's fixtures only seem expensive in comparison to low-PAR LED fixtures. They are extremely competitively priced when compared to other LED fixtures with the same output. Apples to apples. Right?
- Location
- Flushing NY 11355
How are you? Nice to see you in MR.
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- Flanders, NY
Hi there! I'm doing quite well. Looking forward to participating on MR more regularly. 
- Location
- North Jersey
how much spread would the 12 inch 102A have over a tank? What would you say is the longest tank you can put that on?
- Location
- Commack, NY
Our 12" would cover up to a 24" tank depending on how it was mounted and what type of corals were in the tank. I have a store displaying our A102AC and A104AC models on his 6 foot display tank. He is only using 3 12" fixtures and is extremely happy.
Please feel free to PM me with the details of your tank.
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Are any of the models dimmable yet?
- Location
- Commack, NY
All our models are fully dimmable. You can control the Whites, Blues and Moon light separately.
- Location
- long island ny
How much is one 12 inch fixure?looking to do a 60 inch long tank
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- North Jersey
so im guessing a 12 in 102A would look great on a 24 nanocube?
- Location
- Commack, NY
- Location
- Bayside, Queens
I have a 57 Gallon, 36x18x21 frameless tank, Would an A104AC 24" light be sufficient since it can stretch 12"? Or must I get the A104AC 36", trying to save a good $500, if the first choice would work just as well.
- Location
- Commack, NY
A 24" fixture will defintely work on your 36" tank. The legs will stretch out to fit securely on your tank.
- Location
- Long Island NY
Acan A101AC-12B
Hey Guys,
I have the Acan A101AC 12 inch LED. I currently have it over a 11 gallon nano filled with Zoo's and some LPS. It works great. I plan on upgrading to a 23 gallon 17"x17"x17" cube.
Do you think the fixture will be suitable for this new setup (w/ the same zoo's and lps)? Or do you think I would need to supplement with 1 or 2 of those PAR bulbs or any additional LED strip of some sort? Thanks John
Hey Guys,
I have the Acan A101AC 12 inch LED. I currently have it over a 11 gallon nano filled with Zoo's and some LPS. It works great. I plan on upgrading to a 23 gallon 17"x17"x17" cube.
Do you think the fixture will be suitable for this new setup (w/ the same zoo's and lps)? Or do you think I would need to supplement with 1 or 2 of those PAR bulbs or any additional LED strip of some sort? Thanks John
- Location
- Commack, NY
John,
You'll have no problem running the 12" A101AC on the new 23 gallon setup. The A101AC is more than capable of keeping your corals thriving and you will not need to supplement additional light. Keep us posted on how it goes!
You'll have no problem running the 12" A101AC on the new 23 gallon setup. The A101AC is more than capable of keeping your corals thriving and you will not need to supplement additional light. Keep us posted on how it goes!
- Location
- long island ny
how much for 60 inches of leds? looking to do my 120?
- Location
- Commack, NY
I do not think you need 60" of light for your 120. You could probalby use 2- 24" 600 Series fixtures ($990 x 2)or if necessary 3- 18" 600 Series ($742.50 x 3).
- Location
- Long Island
what size would i need for a 24"20"20" tank in the A104AC model?
- Location
- Commack, NY
Our new 600 series (A104 replacement) 18" fixture will work great! It is on sale for $599 check our website for a local or online retailer. As always, let us know if you have any other questions.
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