tony1928
08-16-2015, 07:57 PM
For sale are 4 Aquaray Ultima 1500XG tiles in OCEAN WHITE. 9000K They are not the newer bluer version.
http://reefbuilders.com/files/2010/06/aquaray-aquabeam-1500-xg-ultima-aquarium-lighting.jpg
Specs are here:
http://www.jlaquatics.com/manuals/aquaray/aquabeam1500xg-tech.pdf
I've had these for a few years now (purchased mid 2011 - tiles have a 5 year warranty - have receipt, purchased from American Aquarium Products) operating on my freshwater tank (yay no salt creep/or corrosion of any sort!). They were running on an 8 foot tank and for freshwater purposes, it was complete overkill for me. I had to run them at 50% time to make it even tolerable for the fish. The lights are in perfect condition.
I also have the TMC Aquaray Multicontroller that allows you to simply plug all of the lights into the controller, dump all the individual power supplies (I still have all of them, brand new), and run off of just the single multicontroller PSU. Has all the various individual channel timers, dimming, storm modes, etc...
http://reefbuilders.com/files/2010/06/multicontrol8-aquaray-tropical-marine-centre.jpg
I also built a basic rack to place these on out of 80/20 Quickframe. I just needed them to rest on top of my acrylic tank and didn't want to buy their overpriced rail system. Hope the link below works. Let me know if it doesn't. For anyone that buys all the lights, they are welcomed to take this and modify it to your own needs. 80/20 stuff is great as its modular and you can tweak things as far as your imagination can take you. You can take it all apart and build something completely different too. Lightweight, you can easily lift the rack with one arm. It's 81" long.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2oianbn2gcn0bfq/2015-08-15%2011.37.11.jpg?dl=0
Brand new each of the lights today cost around $300 each, with the multicontroller the same price. So a total of $1500 or so not counting exchange, taxes, etc... If you wish to purchase everything together, I'm happy to let it go for $900. If you wish to buy a single tile, I will do it for $200 each.
Thanks for looking! PM if you have any questions. I'm in Vancouver. Willing to ship at your cost (other than the rack which is not easily shipped).
Tony
http://reefbuilders.com/files/2010/06/aquaray-aquabeam-1500-xg-ultima-aquarium-lighting.jpg
Specs are here:
http://www.jlaquatics.com/manuals/aquaray/aquabeam1500xg-tech.pdf
I've had these for a few years now (purchased mid 2011 - tiles have a 5 year warranty - have receipt, purchased from American Aquarium Products) operating on my freshwater tank (yay no salt creep/or corrosion of any sort!). They were running on an 8 foot tank and for freshwater purposes, it was complete overkill for me. I had to run them at 50% time to make it even tolerable for the fish. The lights are in perfect condition.
I also have the TMC Aquaray Multicontroller that allows you to simply plug all of the lights into the controller, dump all the individual power supplies (I still have all of them, brand new), and run off of just the single multicontroller PSU. Has all the various individual channel timers, dimming, storm modes, etc...
http://reefbuilders.com/files/2010/06/multicontrol8-aquaray-tropical-marine-centre.jpg
I also built a basic rack to place these on out of 80/20 Quickframe. I just needed them to rest on top of my acrylic tank and didn't want to buy their overpriced rail system. Hope the link below works. Let me know if it doesn't. For anyone that buys all the lights, they are welcomed to take this and modify it to your own needs. 80/20 stuff is great as its modular and you can tweak things as far as your imagination can take you. You can take it all apart and build something completely different too. Lightweight, you can easily lift the rack with one arm. It's 81" long.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2oianbn2gcn0bfq/2015-08-15%2011.37.11.jpg?dl=0
Brand new each of the lights today cost around $300 each, with the multicontroller the same price. So a total of $1500 or so not counting exchange, taxes, etc... If you wish to purchase everything together, I'm happy to let it go for $900. If you wish to buy a single tile, I will do it for $200 each.
Thanks for looking! PM if you have any questions. I'm in Vancouver. Willing to ship at your cost (other than the rack which is not easily shipped).
Tony