Red Sea ReefLED 50, User Manual

Red Sea ReefLED

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Note:

 If you are planning on using multiple ReefLEDs or other Red Sea 

connected devices, it is recommended to connect them all to a Wi-Fi 
network even if the network is not connected to the Internet and will 
be operated in “Offline Mode”. (See Connectivity Modes)

Initial settings

The unique serial number of each ReefLED is the default name for the 

device in the app. However, you can set a new name that you prefer such 

as “Left LED”, “Right LED” etc. These names can be changed at any time 
using the “Rename” function from the Device Manager.
For the first ReefLED you connect to your aquarium, you are asked to 
choose between 3 REEF-SPEC

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 Blue / White settings that are equivalent 

to various color temperatures. You must then set the Sunrise time for 
Red Sea’s default preset Day program (D-Program) which is 11-hours of 
daylight, 3 hours of moonlight and 10 hours of complete darkness. The 
preset includes 1-hour of gradual sunrise/sunset and moonrise/moonset. 
The default programs are set with the sunrise at 8:00am. Selecting a 
different sunrise during the initial setup will create

a new D-Program 

which will be saved in your personal Program Library.
ReefBeat will now display the ReefLED Dashboard and your ReefLED will 
implement the intensity for each channel according to the current time of 
day. If you are installing the ReefLED outside of the day/moon light period 
(i.e., during the complete darkness period), the light will not switch on and 
the settings screen will show zero for all 3 channels. All of the settings on 
the Dashboard are now editable. To go to the ReefBeat homepage without 
editing, press the back arrow twice.

Adding additional ReefLED units

To connect an additional unit, open the Device Manager page from the 
Dashboard 3-dot menu and repeat the process as above. Make sure that 
you connect all the units for one aquarium to the same home network.
If you have connected the ReefLED to your home network, all additional 
units connected to this aquarium will automatically be “Grouped” together 
and will operate as a single luminaire. Individual units can be “Ungrouped” 
(see Device Manager) if you wish to operate them as independent units.

Note:

 ReefLED 50 and ReefLED 90 units cannot be in the same group. 

If you are connected in Direct Mode, all additional units will be 
“Ungrouped” by default and must be set up individually.

ReefBeat Homepage

The ReefBeat homepage will show you the current status of all of your 
connected devices, and links you directly to the settings Dashboard for 
each group, or for individual units.