ATI Straton Flex 51 - 51-LEDs (W)
Be inspired by the new Straton Flex LED aquarium light. Straton Flex offers a unique light for every saltwater aquarium!
As a specialist in the field of seawater lighting for over 20 years, ATI know´s very well the needs of corals for light. The new Straton Pro and Straton Flex are the consistent further development of the successful Straton.
The aim of the two lamp models is to achieve the highest possible efficiency with maximum functionality and the best possible design!
Thanks to the elongated design of the Straton Flex, it is now possible to achieve uniform illumination over the entire length. At the same time, this design offers the opportunity to respond very flexibly to the corals` light needs, as the number of lamps can be adjusted accordingly across the aquarium.
Spectrum
Thanks to the large number of LEDs in different spectral colors, almost any spectrum can be generated.
Higher light output with blue-heavy radiation is achieved through improved control logic.
Features of the Straton flex:
- Full aluminum body for maximum heat dissipation.
- Ultra-thin construction with just 14mm.
- Controlled light control through individual reflectors for each LED leads to the avoidance of glare and an additional increase in efficiency.
- 7 color channels give the possibility of different color spectrums and intensities for optimal well-being adjust to animals.
- Integrated current measurement allows high control of the actual consumption.
- Due to the large number of LEDs in different spectral colors, almost any spectrum can be generated.
- Higher light output with blue-heavy radiation thanks to improved control logic.
- Visible squiggle effect through the use of reflectors arranged over a large area.
Technical Details:
- Dimensions: 478 x 160 x 14 mm.
- For aquarium lengths of 50-70cm/illumination in width up to 60cm.
- Max. power consumption: 90 VA.
- 51 LED'S
- 1 Section
- Exterior color white (similar to RAL 9016) with side panels made of stainless steel (V2A).
- incl. rope suspension.
