Kessil Tuna Blue possibly the star of Marine Depot’s New LED Light video

By on Apr 04, 2012

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Marine Depot sells pretty good marine aquarium goods, especially when it comes to LED lights. So imagine how our attention piqued when we saw that the Depot had uploaded a new video entitled simply “New LED Light”. Curiously, this video was initially titled ‘tuna-blue.mov’ and it shows the light on a reef aquarium with two channels of color, a white and a blue, being manipulated over some juicy Euphyllia. The video doesn’t show the light itself and the fact that it’s an unlisted video has got us reaaaallly interested to now if this is the first documentation of the Kessil A350 aka Tuna Blue LED light in action.

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  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_3PQR2S2EAZUDJKVYUCKLCWJ37Q Micheal

    I thought the Kessil fixtures used a multi-emitter chip, in which case can you even independently dim colors?  Also your previous A350 story seemed to show a single potentiometer, no way you can independently control colors with a single switch

  • skipmcmahan

    They use a variety of leds mounted in an array at various currents. This is why they call it a Dense Matrix Array rather than a traditional multi chip. I’m pretty sure the leaked photos on RC showed two pots on the A350, I could be wrong though.

  • JakeAdams

    The picture of the A350 from last week showed at least one potentiometer ;)

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/UR54NKPBPNLJVPFFN2DHM54VMU Valerie

    Where does this video indicate that this is the Kessil Tuna Blue?