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Old 06-21-2012, 04:34 PM
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thanks sphelps. I will turn down the green as well.

The Sunbrite power pack has three buttons:
- colour temperature
- preset
- reset

There is no manual. Does anyone know what the buttons are for?
Hi,

They are used for people who do not wish to use Iphone or Android. There are preset settings that you could use....but I suggest to ignor them and go mobile :-)

Here is the manual http://www.sunbritelighting.com/SunBrite_F_Manual.pdf

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Thanks for the clarification Ray
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During my full light period, 8:00 am to 7m I have green and red set to 0%. All other colours are set to 58%. I am planning to raise the intensity slowly over a few weeks.

What have other Sunbrite users tweeked their settings to?
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During my full light period, 8:00 am to 7m I have green and red set to 0%. All other colours are set to 58%. I am planning to raise the intensity slowly over a few weeks.

What have other Sunbrite users tweeked their settings to?
That's an awful long photo period.. Maybe cut it down for a bit?
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hmm...

What's the normal photo period for the equatorial regions?
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hmm...

What's the normal photo period for the equatorial regions?
Some will argue with me, but normal equatorial photo periods don't really relate to 22" deep tank if your using a long ramp up and ramp down then 11 hours isn't bad.. But if your running full force for that many hours it may be adding to our algae problem.
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