Hi everyone,
I am new to the saltwater world. I have a 29 gal sumpless setup at the moment. Thinking of adding a sump in the future. I plan on getting a Reef Angel in the near future. I am going to be using the 165 watt black box led lights modified to work with the reef angel. Would it be best to go with the RA+ analog to control the lights then get the dimmer module latter on to control the wave makers and pumps?
Thanks much.
New to the marine hobby
- cosmith71
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Re: New to the marine hobby
Welcome!
I don't know much about the black boxes, but if they take a 10v analog dimming signal then that's what you need.
The dimming module is a no-brainer. It will put out 5 or 10v, analog or PWM.
--Colin
I don't know much about the black boxes, but if they take a 10v analog dimming signal then that's what you need.
The dimming module is a no-brainer. It will put out 5 or 10v, analog or PWM.
--Colin
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Anthonys434
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Re: New to the marine hobby
Thanks. What is the best way to control the jebao rw series wavemakers?
- cosmith71
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Re: New to the marine hobby
10V analog or PWM. Ditch the Jebao controller and use the RA Jebao cable.
- lnevo
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Re: New to the marine hobby
10V analog will do the jaebo or the blackbox. If you have one of each your fine without the dimming module 
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Anthonys434
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Re: New to the marine hobby
Won't both dimming ports be taken up by the separate blue and white channels on the black box led?
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Re: New to the marine hobby
True but you could also dim them simultaneously from one channel if looking to save some cost.