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    SaltyDog - Reefkeeper CR Member
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    Let me goto their website and look at the specs for the output signal.....if it's a 0-5v output it'd be a simple design to DIY in a small radioshack project box....


    Update from a fellow reefer:

    The output of the RKL ACL module is a bit weak and not really designed for LED Drivers. To be honest it may work fine but would not be surprised if it does not. I dont recommend controlling more than one or two drivers.
    Last edited by SaltyDog; 10-08-2011 at 11:20 PM. Reason: Updated info
    Got ink????Go big or go home......

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