Noopsyche K7 Pro V3 | Unbelievable Par Results

Welcome today we are taking par measurements of the Noopsyche K7 V3 Reef LED Light.
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[@rc_reefer7449]

Great video these lights seem to be affordable and capable of doing what most reef keepers need. In a market where everything is super expensive.

[@SimplyReefing]

Yes, exactly

[@RandomProjectswithSam]

Thanks! Just installed 2 and have a 3rd coming for my 4' 120Gallon. They really make my tank look great; good to see some par results.

[@SimplyReefing]

Glad to hear that you like them.

[@Christianf0877]

Thank you for doing this. I'm looking into getting some of these lights for a 300 gallon tank in the market for. I currently have a single Noop K2 on my 60 cube and couldn't be happier

[@SimplyReefing]

Glad I could help

[@noopsyche]

awesome! Aundre,Thank you for doing this. your video is so great

[@lengleonado9673]

What your setting?

[@lengleonado9673]

60cube

[@goofyshorts5508]

Oh wow I’m looking forward to these

[@gregorytinnel3800]

You do not have to always keep the controller plugged in. I have 6 of these over my 125g tank and I only plug the controller into power when I am making a change to my lighting.

[@name1thing1]

Wonder if theyll fit in an aquatic life hybrid fixture

[@chrishawkes8688]

Thanks for doing this - these are powerful lights.
I’m running two on a 120cm x 50 x 50 soft coral with a few LPS, lights are at the max height allowed on the mount. I’d love to know what intensity settings folk are running these at for non SPS tanks.
I ran the default LPS setting for a start but I’ve found it’s too much and curious S to what others are using.
Great video, oh and that main tank is looking sweet.

[@SimplyReefing]

Glad it helped. The best tool for setting these lights for any tank sps/lps and softies is a par meter.

[@nataliemuncy2574]

Nice lights, Love the appearance. reat par results. I am curios about the result on the deeer tank. Miight give me a batter idea on the numbers it would produce in my tank.

[@SimplyReefing]

Thanks 👍

[@fadetoblack.-]

Hello I noticed you had the Radion with the diffuser on it. I was wondering how these lights compare to that light. Is the savings worth the difference between the two. Please be Specific! Thinking of getting 6 of them on a SPS tank.

[@ALECXANDER.]

Where did you buy your lights I just want to make sure it’s safe retailer?

[@SimplyReefing]

I got the lights from the manufacture

[@sublimeskull0Ne]

Thank you.
TonyTonga

[@artfclintlgnce1977]

brilliant tank, inspiration!

[@michaelross5674]

Great info

[@SimplyReefing]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jonrenny3107]

Thanks for the vid! It’s so refreshing to watch a useful light review because CZcams is full of idiots doing a light review and basing their review on how bright the light looks 😂. Thanks again

[@tonybrry9618]

best value lights

[@Ttblondey]

Is it necessary to have the controller.

[@SimplyReefing]

Only for setup and making changes to the led

[@carlosinfante3246]

Hi, how many of these lights would you recomend for a: 48" by 24" by 20"lps and soft corals ?

[@SimplyReefing]

2 should cover that area pretty well.

[@michalen6694]

This light realy gor 140w of power?

[@SimplyReefing]

All three plugged in pulled over 380w on my apc power monitor.

[@TheN00Pe]

​@@SimplyReefingthat can get very expensive over time :)