How long do Kessil lights last?

Our lights have a normal life expectancy of 35,000 hours, about 5-7 years for most customers. There are many factors that can reduce the life expectancy of the light such as the environment (humidity, moisture, salt creep, and temperature) as well as the maintenance of the light.

What is Kessil logic?

Kessil Logic™ After many years of R&D, Kessil Logic™ can be found on all of Kessil’s LED lights. The A80 allows you to fine tune the overall color and intensity that the light puts out while keeping a spectrum that will be optimal for coral health and growth.

How many watts is the Kessil a360x?

90 Watts
90 Watts: 25% brighter than older versions of the 360. Effective light much greater than a 250 watt metal halide. Note: 90 watts is the maximum output.

Can you change the color of kessil LEDs?

You can change your intensity as needed. Be aware, though, that the color at 30% intensity will look different than it does at 70% intensity for example. The Kessil logic will automatically adjust the led intensity and chips / diodes that are used depending on how high of intensity you are using.

What is the color% of a kessil tank?

The lower the color %, the bluer the light and higher color % is the white spectrum. 14,000 k is around 60-70%. Please let us know if you have questions. ” What I have noticed especially in my SPS in my tank is that whiter the lights the more pale they become.

Is it possible to change the intensity of kessil?

The Kessil logic is designed to provide you with a spectrum that will work. You can change your intensity as needed. Be aware, though, that the color at 30% intensity will look different than it does at 70% intensity for example.

How long does it take to adjust kessil color?

Might also be that you are lacking available nutrients to compensate for the increased intensity. Any adjustment made should be few and far between. Give SPS about 2-4 weeks adjustment period. Knoxville. TN I’ve had my Kessil’s for over a year and still haven’t figured out color temperature based on percentage of color.