Full Spectrum Aquarium Light, Adjustable Saltwater Fish Tank Light for Reef, Coral, Nano Aquarium Tank Supports 4 Channels WiFi and Remote Controller (Reef s-120)

I just set up my tank light and am very happy with the light quality, user instructions, packaging and customer service. The light looks great on my tank. I did have one question though so I emailed the seller for assistance. They got back to me quickly and were super helpful. I would highly recommend this light/business.

I ordered two of these. One looked like a return and came with completely different remote. That light, also has a channel that doesn’t work at all. You can control the four channels individually so it’s easy to see why one is much bluer then the other. The second light, doesn’t go to 100%. Even with the bad Chanel, the first light is considerably brighter. No matter what you do, you can’t get full spectrum. Just a dull blueish lite.

No Instruction Manual in the box. Instruction Manual was suppose to come with the light. Both the saltwater light and the freshwater light have the same model, Asta 120. I ordered the saltwater version according to the web site; box said “Freshwater Light”. Maybe the Manual would clear this up. Using on a fish only SW tank and light seems to be just fine, nice and bright.

The media could not be loaded. Lights have a great shimmer and looks really good. Using them for my saltwater tank about 1 month in and no issues.

I really wanted to like this, especially considering the money savings over the Kessil A80 or AI Prime 16HD. Packaging was great and setup was easy. Problem 1 is the WiFi controller is unavailable and without it you can only control intensity. Everything was good for a few days and then one afternoon I noticed all of my corals were tucked in. Weird...so I tested all water parameters and everything was fine Hmmm after some research everybody with the same problem said to check for stray voltage. I used my multimeter and after unplugging everything and then plugging in each item one by one while measuring voltage and boom it was my Asta 120. It was sending stray voltage through the gooseneck and since the mount was touching my water it was electrifying my tank. That said I will be returning the Asta. This will be a hard lesson if my corals don’t recover. I tried to go cheap and it but me in the a$$. I will be buying a AI Prime now.

The only thing I don't like about these lights is that you can't set them up on a timer without the app adapter. They come with built in timers that you have to set or select each day, they don't come on automatically (you turn them on the internal timer shuts it off at the time selected) all the effects are really cool though...im sure they were invented with the intention of turning a profit, thus the additional device for the extra light effects and timer. (it will immulate lightning and other weather simulations.)

I ordered this light for my 60 gallon cube tank. Provides very nice lighting and I'm thoroughly impressed. Comes with remote and you can choose how much power you want (20%, 50%, etc.). Can also choose how many hours you want your light on. Only drawback is that it's not Bluetooth enabled.

I bought this because my Maxima clam settled at the tank bottom of 75 gallon aquarium and I can not increase the main light intensity for fear of burning my corals. Focused on the bottom with only channel 1 and 3 I am getting 180 Par (was 80) and I will be able to increase this much more. With all channels on 100% I measured over 320 Par with light about 6 inches above the water! I used an aluminum can taped around the led lens to focus to just over the clam at 18" depth. It is a bit ugly but completely hidden by my canopy. If this was your main lighting on a 75 gallon you would probably need 3 or 4 of these for coral growth.