EcoTech's new 120 degree wide-angle TIR lenses

toky916 · 01/10/2014, 05:49 AM

Hey I'm finally thinking of upgrading my kessil 350w on my 65gal.
Tank is 36"long I get good LPS growth right now.
I just saw EcoTech's new 120 degree wide-angle TIR lenses.
And was wondering would 1 3G fixture with the 120 lens be plenty of coverage ?

d2mini · 01/10/2014, 08:58 AM

Yeah, you'll probably be ok with that. If anything, you may just have to have lower light coral at the ends of the tank. I have the wide angles on mine and it really did make a difference in spread. Two radions would be much overkill.

toky916 · 01/10/2014, 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by d2mini

Yeah, you'll probably be ok with that. If anything, you may just have to have lower light coral at the ends of the tank. I have the wide angles on mine and it really did make a difference in spread. Two radions would be much overkill.

Yea would be over kill for sure if one Kessil was plenty for that spread at 100 blue. And 50 white.

I'm only trying to use one light for the whole tank.

01/10/2014, 05:49 AM	#1
toky916 Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Sacramento Posts: 1,794	EcoTech's new 120 degree wide-angle TIR lenses Hey I'm finally thinking of upgrading my kessil 350w on my 65gal. Tank is 36"long I get good LPS growth right now. I just saw EcoTech's new 120 degree wide-angle TIR lenses. And was wondering would 1 3G fixture with the 120 lens be plenty of coverage ?

01/10/2014, 08:58 AM	#2
d2mini Registered Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Houston, TX Posts: 10,344	Yeah, you'll probably be ok with that. If anything, you may just have to have lower light coral at the ends of the tank. I have the wide angles on mine and it really did make a difference in spread. Two radions would be much overkill. __________________ -dennis Elos Diamond 120xl \| Elos Stand \| Radion G4 Pros \| GHL Profilux Controller \| LifeReef Skimmer \| LifeReef Sump Photos taken with a Nikon D750 or Leica M.