Red Sea ReefLED 90w Light

Maximum Spread - 24" X 24"

Reef-Spec Light Output For Optimal Coral Growth & Coloration

Over the past few years, Red Sea has dedicated a lot of time to testing and researching LED lighting, and the culmination of those efforts resulted in the ReefLED 90. Designed for optimal growth, while producing great coloration with a pleasant shimmer effect. Red Sea didn't stop with great function and form. They integrated the control of the light into the ReefBeat smart aquarium app and the built-in WiFi lets you directly connect the light to your smart device to set the daily schedule, color, intensity, and other features.

• Optimal Output For Maximum Color & Growth
• Perfectly Blended Light with a Slight Shimmer
• Reef Safe Dual Channel Control with Moonlighting
• Easy to Control With ReefBeat App

LED Information:

The ReefLEDs use an ingenious recessed LED cluster that eliminates glare from normal viewing angles. This focuses light into the tank, while the specialized lens provides a homogenous light mixture that blends nicely in your aquarium. The Dual Channel settings let you customize the lighting for your viewing preferences while ensuring the overall spectrum is acceptable to corals and other animals that depend on it for their energy. 

Total LED Power - 90 Watts

Reef Spec Blue - 80 Watts

8000K White - 10 Watts

Moon Lights - 3 Watts

ReefBeat Control

Integrate all of your Red Sea equipment into a single source interface, ReefBeat! Available for Android or iOS devices, ReefBeat lets you connect directly to your Red Sea ReefLED light for daily schedule programming, scroll through the included programming library for tested schedules, or create your own custom in just a few minutes. Once you get connected a whole slew of additional features can be unlocked, such as a 28-day lunar cycle, cloud cover effects, and also staggered sunrise and sunset times that are super easy to program. 

• Peace of Mind
• Lunar Cycles
• Acclimation Mode
• Weekly Schedules
• Staggered Sunrise/Sunset
• Cloud and Shading Effects