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ReefLED 90 Mounting Arm

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The ReefLED 90 Mounting Arms attach securely to the back wall of your aquarium via the included bracket. Once attached, the light fixture can quickly be lifted to an upright position for easy access to the top of your aquarium for feeding or maintenance. It is available in three sizes to accommodate tanks widths from 18.25” - 27.5” front to back.

 

Picking the right mounting arm for your aquarium is as easy as measuring the front to back distance on your aquarium and selecting the arm that your measurement falls between. Choosing the right one for your tank will let you properly position the Red Sea ReefLED 90 over your reef aquarium. 

 

Three Sizes Available:

18.25" - 21.25" Mounting Arm

21.25" - 24.25" Mounting Arm

24.25" - 27.25" Mounting Arm

 

Specifications:

LED Mounting Height - up to 11"

Glass Thickness - 5/16” up to 3/4”

 

What's Included?

1x Vertical Mounting Arm

1x Horizontal Mounting Arm

1x Hinged Bracket

1x Tank Mounting Bracket

1x Light Mounting Bracket

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Product Questions

Will the Red Sea 90 & 50 mount on standard rimed aquariums safely?
Question by: Marian on Jan 18, 2020, 5:29 AM
Hey there!

Unfortunately the Red Sea mounts are only compatible with rimless tanks. Their clamp does not open far enough to fit over the rim.

Take care
Answer by: Thomas Billington on Jan 22, 2020, 2:54 PM
I’m looking at purchasing the ai prime hydra 64 and need a mount. The ai has poor reviews. I’ve read the Red Sea Mount is also comparable. I have an innovative marine sr60. 36x24 I was told one hydra 64. Would be good. What do you recommend for the mount ?
Question by: Arlene Peterson- Finn on Oct 22, 2019, 12:07 PM
Hey there!

Unfortuatenly the Red Sea mount is specific to that light and will not work with a Hydra. Honestly we have no problem with the AI mounts here at BRS and we are using over a dozen of them.
Answer by: Thomas Billington on Oct 22, 2019, 4:29 PM