I am happy companies are doing this but it is still a bit frustration that our actual fixtures are limited to “Lets see if we can find something neat on ikea, or go to a surplus store and find something neat” The neo arm was imported as you know greg but do you foresee or know if we will ever see a lighting company in the aquarium market designing a fixture to hold these led spots and other kind of spots?

I am surprised no one has jumped on this, Yet here we are with main stream aquarium manufacturers having rimless tanks finally, biological nutrient systems are mainstream.. dosing etc all this technology is so much widely avail yet still we are stuck with fixed lighting systems.

Similar to that of how to hang even our common fixtures, the light tree, Elos has a hanging system, and good ole painted conduit. Seems the market is moving forward and forgetting important things along the way. But thats just my opinion (btw thanks for the update on the aquarium heh)

I am happy companies are doing this but it is still a bit frustration that our actual fixtures are limited to “Lets see if we can find something neat on ikea, or go to a surplus store and find something neat” The neo arm was imported as you know greg but do you foresee or know if we will ever see a lighting company in the aquarium market designing a fixture to hold these led spots and other kind of spots?

I am surprised no one has jumped on this, Yet here we are with main stream aquarium manufacturers having rimless tanks finally, biological nutrient systems are mainstream.. dosing etc all this technology is so much widely avail yet still we are stuck with fixed lighting systems.

Similar to that of how to hang even our common fixtures, the light tree, Elos has a hanging system, and good ole painted conduit. Seems the market is moving forward and forgetting important things along the way. But thats just my opinion (btw thanks for the update on the aquarium heh)

Brian, thanks for the comments. We are actually planning on creating a fixture that will work with these lamps for smaller tanks. It’s going to be a few months behind the lamps, as we would rather get them into the hands of the consumers and let them start using them, rather than delay the release just for a fixture.

With the PAR38 lamps, we felt it would be more costly to produce a fixture, when commercial lighting products are relatively cheap, and perform the fuction pretty well. That’s not to say that we aren’t looking into something, but justifying the cost to the consumer is hard.

Brian, thanks for the comments. We are actually planning on creating a fixture that will work with these lamps for smaller tanks. It's going to be a few months behind the lamps, as we would rather get them into the hands of the consumers and let them start using them, rather than delay the release just for a fixture.

With the PAR38 lamps, we felt it would be more costly to produce a fixture, when commercial lighting products are relatively cheap, and perform the fuction pretty well. That's not to say that we aren't looking into something, but justifying the cost to the consumer is hard.