Was gona be my next question

Here is a quote from an independent test of a 24" light strip.

"With a brand new ATI Blue Plus 24", with a smaller SunBlaze reflector behind it, I am seeing around 250 - 275. At the same distance with the ReefBrite I am hitting 485 - 510. I should recant that it's not quite double, or more than double, just depending on the reading. If you've ever used a par meter you know that they jump around a bit when just holding them, and not permanently attached to something"

http://www.premiumaquatics.com/images/rampup1.jpg

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http://www.premiumaquatics.com/images/rampup3.jpg

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Sooo are they controllable and whats the power consumption ?

They come with the controller, not sure if they can be hooked into a reef controller or not. The power consumption details have not been provided.

Is this plug and play? Do I need to buy a separate transformer?

Plug and play!

Are these prices current ? I'm thinking of ordering a 36" all blue to supplement my 250W MH , was kinda hoping they had comem down a bit in price :)
Anyone out there using this ? How do you like it ? Opinions ?
Thanks

The current price on their web site for the 36" model is $262.95, so yeah they've come down $3.00!

I am interested in these led's but what i am wondering is if they can be mounted to a t5 fixture somehow. Or can they be moubted the plastic rim around a standard tank. Basically how the hell do you mount them without a canopy?

I've wondered about the moiunting as well. I have a 250W MH pendent, not sure how i'd combine with that. It looks lie they cold also be hung with a reg PFO/Sunlight hanging kit.
OC, do you have the 36" all blue in stock ?