ecoxotic Panorama LED Fixtures

Light the way to a totally new aquarium lighting experience. The ecoxotic Panorama LED System is a radical departure from conventional aquarium lighting systems. This amazing fixture employs multiple LED arrays that house dozens of brilliant, energy-efficient Light Emitting Diodes. Light output is concentrated into your aquarium by independent internal reflectors so what you get is dazzling light effects that rival high-wattage light fixtures without noise AND zero aquarium heat transfer. Enjoy shimmering "glitter lines," accent fish, coral and invertebrate coloration as well as supplement actinic blue light. Distinct cantilevered mounting system lets you enjoy the stylish look of a hanging light fixture without unsightly cables. Innovative mounting design allows fan-less, convection cooling and easy aquarium access while reducing damage caused by splashing and salt creep. Use multiple Panorama LED Systems to suit your aquarium or customize your unit with up to six optional Stunner LED Strip Lights.

Includes: Panorama fixture, stand mount including hardware, 64" UL GFCI grounded cord, 453nm Stunner LED Strip Light, 24V Stunner transformer and 3-way splitter and EcoCham cleaning cloth.

Wall Mount Panorama Fixtures now available for brilliant, energy-efficient LED upgrades perfect for existing aquariums. Enjoy convenient installation without the need to move or drain your aquarium. Wall Mount Panorama Fixtures share all the outstanding features of stand mounted Panorama Fixtures but include wall mount and mounting hardware (2-Lag Bolts for stud installation and 4-Toggle Bolts for drywall installation) instead of the stand mount.

Already have a canopy on your aquarium? Try the Panorama LED Module for a quick and easy upgrade.

Refer to the handy ecoxotic Coral Planning Map PDF to help guide you in the successful placement for optimal growth and health of your corals.

Downloadable ecoxotic Panorama LED System Manual PDF, ecoxotic Stand Mount Manual PDF and ecoxotic Wall Mount Manual PDF.
(All require Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or later - get it here for free)

Please click on "More Information" for troubleshooting guide.

• There is no light coming from the fixture.
  • Check to see that the unit is plugged into an 115V power source.
  • Check the reset button on the GFCI.
  • Check to see if the power switch is turned on.
  • Check to make sure the lid is installed on the fixture.

• After operating for a period time the entire fixture turns off.
  • The fixture is turning off on thermal overload as a result of operating beyond its rated temperature. The ambient temperature must be reduced. If the fixture is in a canopy, it must be removed.

• My Panorama Modules feel hot, is that normal?
  • Yes, it is normal for the Panorama Modules to feel hot to the touch.

• When the lid is removed, the entire fixture turns off.
  • You should always unplug the fixture before servicing or before accessing the aquarium. The Panorama is equipped with a micro-switch as a backup device if you forget to unplug the fixture before removing the lid. Once the lid is removed, the power to the unit is turned off.

• An entire strip of LED's are not operating.
  • Unplug the unit from the AC source and open the top lid of the fixture. Locate the individual transformer that powers the LED strip that is not operating. Exchange the output wires with a transformer that you know is operating. If the LED strip is now working, you must replace the transformer that was connected to the LED strip in question. If the LED strip is still not working, the LED strip must be replaced.

• Some of the LED's on one of the strips are not working.
  • Unplug the unit from the AC source and open the top lid of the fixture. Locate the individual transformer that powers the LED strip. Disconnect the wires at the terminal block that connect to the LED strip.

David P
Mequon, WI

This is a great alternative for lighting a reef tank. I have a 65 gal reef and I bought one of the bigger lights. I used it to replace an outer orbit all-in-one Metal halide-Actinic-LED light. Although the outer orbit was brighter (2 MH Bulbs in fixture). My problem was the MH fixture was increasing the temperature in my tank up to 91 degrees during the day and pretty much was cooking everything. Did not want the expense and energy usage of a chiller. I also had a huge Cyanno-bacteria problem. I installed the light and presto! 77 degrees constant - no heat at all and great shimmer even in that deep of a tank. The corals seem to like it so far, they're used to a much brighter light so we'll see. Algae and Cyanno bacteria dying off already - it's only been a few days. It really looks beautiful tho - What I wish it had: - Built in timers - separate cords for dawn dusk effect - the only way to achieve this is by purchasing the optional stunners - (if you have a bigger tank you'll want them anyway) What I love: - The color temperature of the light and the ability to change it to what I like - The style/looks of it - NO HEAT! No chiller needed. - Really cheap to run - The shimmer is cool. - Price not too bad - No bulb replacement compared to MH all-in-ones yearly replacement - The glass to doesn't get hot anymore so no unsightly permanent etching - Love that it raises up to work on tank Foster and Smith is the only place I would ever buy from. I bought the MH all-in-one from them and they took it back no problem. Other places I tried - that would be a great hassle. They're helpful and courteous. By far, the best light I ever bought. Can't wait to get the Stunners.

Howard L
Oakland Twp, MI

This light is awesome. I purchased it for my 60 gal Solana XL. No heat!! Unbelievable lighting ability. I am not affiliated with this company. I am interested in making sure they prosper. This is a fantastic product. I feel like I purchased the first hybrid car while everyone else has a gas guzzling Hummer.