2021 ep6 AI hydra lens replacement

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  • Опубликовано: 23 дек 2024

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  • @moereefer
    @moereefer 3 года назад +3

    I have the new AI Hydra 32 HD two of them and they had same problem so the company send out new TIR lenses for free never happened again. The UV and Violet always due this too lens due to harsh spectrum even seen it on black box led Fixtures

    • @raisingreef339
      @raisingreef339  3 года назад +1

      It dose seem to be a common problem I read that they have done a firmware update to help solve this but I can’t find an update for the 26s on my app.

    • @moereefer
      @moereefer 3 года назад +1

      @@raisingreef339 they did a update all did was lower the two channels to 100% people didn’t like that then they made the change back just make sure your fan is always clean

    • @raisingreef339
      @raisingreef339  3 года назад

      @@moereefer after 3yrs I’m just glad it still works and I don’t have to replace it just yet.

    • @islandreef5292
      @islandreef5292 3 года назад

      I have a burned out led do they sell replacements?

    • @raisingreef339
      @raisingreef339  3 года назад

      I believe you can buy the puck replacement but not sure about the individual leds

  • @rsucre
    @rsucre 2 года назад +1

    My two month old Hydra 32HD started to show signs of this issue. One of the lens looks shiny, like the plastic is starting to melt. It seems that this issue is common. The company should have redesigned or fixed this by now. I sent an email to them and their reaction was of “surprise”. Shameful behavior. A replacement lens made of pyrex glass would be ideal, I guess.

    • @raisingreef339
      @raisingreef339  2 года назад

      Yes this dose seem to be common but from what I herd it had been addressed.
      Apparently not from your experience
      Thanks for the compliment could be helpful for someone els.

    • @f_youtubecensorshipf_nazis
      @f_youtubecensorshipf_nazis Год назад

      they can't fix bright UV damaging plastic, that's just the way it is