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Kessil

A360N-E Tuna Blue LED Aquarium Light (Narrow Angle)

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207967
$349.00

$349.00
Discontinued by Bulk Reef Supply
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Why does BRS recommend this?

The owner of BRS uses these lights on his personal tank. Kessil produces their own Dense Matrix LED chip which gives them ultimate control over spectrum of the LED chip and the quality.  They can be used with or without a controller and give a very natural metal halide shimmer.

 

Now amazing shimmer with a controllable LED. We can't help but be impressed with the natural looking lighting effect produced by Kessil LEDs. They produce an amazing shimmer to rival a metal halide and you can even see the shadows of fish swimming over the sand - just like in the ocean. Kessil has put years of research into their LEDs creating a Dense Matrix LED which tightly packs the LEDs onto one chip with numerous colors and numerous wavelengths of light. Choose the A360N-E model to provide maximum penetration and the A360W-E Series Wide Angle to provide maximum coverage.

  • Kessil Logic™ - Adjust color on one channel and intensity on other channel
  • Compatible with external 0~10V Controllers like Neptune Apex or Digital Aquatics Reefkeeper
  • Compact, pendant design
  • Exceptional shimmer effect
  • Dense Matrix LED - patented design of tightly packed LED
  • Proprietary blend of precision UV light to encourage coral coloration
  • Two Channels for fine tuning of color spectrum
  • Quiet operation
  • Runs cool at high efficiency

 

Dense Matrix LED

Kessil has spent millions of dollars and five years researching a different approach to LED. Instead of individually wrapped LED chips, Kessil tightly packs them together. This results in blends of different light wavelengths before they leave the light, providing uniform color throughout your tank. The single light source eliminates the spotlight effect, effectively spreading the light over a wide area.

 

Kessil Logic™

The new proprietary Kessil Logic™ is featured on the A360 LEDs. It is a unique form of spectral intelligence developed for precise color blending and optimal coral growth. Before you could vary the light intensity of two different channels to find the desired color and intensity mix. Now users can select the perfect spectrum and color with one knob and then adjust the intensity with the other boosting the light output at both ends of the spectral tuning range by as much as 30%.

 

Controllability

 

A360N Specifications

  • Dimensions: 3.8" Length x 4" Diameter
  • Coverage Area: 18" surface diameter by 4' to 5' penetration (on average)
  • Power Usage: 90W
  • Power Supply: 100-240 VAC (Input), 48 VDC, 1.87A (Output)

 

Two Models Available

  • Kessil A360W-E - Wide angle lens for the best spread and coverage
  • Kessil A360N-E - Narrow-angle lens focuses the light for better penetration

 

What's in the Box

  • Kessil A360N-E LED Light with cord
  • Extension Cable
  • AC Adapter
  • Power Cord
  • Two Metal Hooks - to attach light to wood, acoustical tile or other ceilings
  • Two Light Mounting sets

 

 

More Information
UPC 092145337370
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Product Questions

I’m looking to replace my black box led’s on my 210 gallon tank. I’m torn between LED’s and T5’s. I really like the look of Kessil but want to make sure these lights will work for an LPS/SPS tank or should I look towards ATI 48-60” 8 bulb fixture? Really any advice would be great.

Thanks!
Question by: Greg on Oct 8, 2017, 10:50 AM
Hey there,
Thanks for getting in touch with us in regards to lighting your tank. With what you are saying I would consider waiting for the fixture that I have linked below to come out. This would allow you to get the best of both worlds, while maintaining a clean aesthetic appeal. Please let me know if there is anything else that we can assist with. Thanks!

https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/48-hybrid-t5ho-4x54w-fixture-with-led-mounting-system-aquatic-life.html
Answer by: Tyler Schafer on Oct 14, 2017, 2:47 PM