Canopy Ventilation

[Sewerat]

I'm going to guess you'll want to get a smaller light for the back corner as well. I had the same difficulty with a 90 gal bow front corner tank I tried to use. Lighting across the corner is fine for fresh water display but for any type of coral growth or colour it's not enough. Just a weird size tank to light properly. Now mine was 36" across the front and 2 sides

 

[Themaddhatter]

I'm going to guess you'll want to get a smaller light for the back corner as well. I had the same difficulty with a 90 gal bow front corner tank I tried to use. Lighting across the corner is fine for fresh water display but for any type of coral growth or colour it's not enough. Just a weird size tank to light properly. Now mine was 36" across the front and 2 sides

Actually, the back corner is the over flow, so it shouldn't be too bad. All the rock will go either piled back against the over flow as a Reef wall, or it'll be a pile in the center of the tank directly under the lights.

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[Tdizz]

I would do an exhaust for sure.

Same principle as in commercial kitchens - you suck the hot air + steam/ smoke out of the enclosure.

 

[Sewerat]

But maybe this should be considered more of a positive displacement situation. ?

 

[kapelan]

I've count 56 LED
So it would be about 40-50W of light, from the picture do not see a heatsink , that means a good air flow is needed.
Something like a pipe, from one side cold air is coming - from other side or from the top it should go out.

 

[jeffopentax]

I believe the leds are mounted on a heatsink


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[Themaddhatter]

I believe the leds are mounted on a heatsink


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They're mounted on a 6" X 30" heatsink

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[Themaddhatter]

Here's the finished product! Looks great !

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