Atlantik iCon Reef Aquarium LED Lighting
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The Orphek Atlantik iCon is a fifth-generation reef LED fixture built for large tanks and demanding coral. Its standout feature is Sun & Moon Sync, which ties the light schedule to real local sunrise, sunset and lunar cycles anywhere in the world, plus a calendar for seasonal coral spawning control. It is aimed at serious reef keepers who want wide coverage and strong penetration from a single fixture rather than a rack of smaller lights. Owners rate it highly for coral growth and build, though some find the app and programming take time to learn.
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Owners rate it very highly and praise coral growth, coverage and the natural sun and moon scheduling. The main friction is learning the app and dialing in programs.
The Orphek Atlantik iCon is an LED lighting fixture for reef aquariums. It uses 78 customized 5W dual-chip power LEDs, for a total of 156 individual LED chips. These come in 12 different types of dual-chip LEDs, and the spectrum runs from 380 to 780 nm.
The LED array is organized into six separate control and programming channels, which is two more than the previous generation. Each color bandwidth can be controlled separately.
The fixture is controlled through the free Orphek iCon app for iOS and Android over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, with iCloud support. Pre-installed programs include Helius for coral color and growth, Lunar for moon cycles, and Sun & Moon Sync. Sun & Moon Sync follows real local time, or the time of any place worldwide, throughout the year. It works with the built-in programs and with custom programs. A time offset feature adds or subtracts hours from the start time of the sync, and a calendar feature allows seasonal control of coral spawning.