ZOOX AcroBooster 65W LED Light

ZOOX AcroBooster 65W LED Light is a compact high-output reef aquarium LED designed for Acropora, SPS, LPS, and mixed reef aquariums that need strong penetration, broad blue-spectrum coverage, and controllable coral-focused lighting. With dense-chip LED technology, an Apollo 14,000K True Sun white spectrum, a smart wired controller, and an included flexible mounting arm, it delivers serious reef lighting performance in a compact fixture.

Dense-Chip Reef Lighting for Acropora Systems

The AcroBooster uses 33 high-power LED chips integrated into a compact dense matrix design. Instead of relying on widely spaced individual diodes, the dense chip layout helps improve colour mixing and light penetration, creating a more even reef-focused output for coral growth and colour. This makes the fixture especially useful for smaller SPS systems, frag tanks, nano reefs, and 30-60 cm aquariums where strong focused lighting is needed without a large fixture body.

Wide Blue Spectrum and Apollo 14,000K White Output

• Coral-focused blue range: Covers the violet, UV-adjacent, royal blue, blue, and cyan areas used heavily in reef lighting for fluorescence and coral colour response.
• Listed blue wavelengths: J&L lists 390 nm, 420 nm, 430 nm, 440 nm, 450 nm, 460 nm, 470 nm, and 480 nm coverage.
• Manufacturer blue-spectrum note: ZOOX lists seamless 395-480 nm blue-spectrum coverage.
• White channel: Apollo 14,000K True Sun spectrum provides a crisp reef look while supporting coral presentation and growth.
• Broad white-spectrum coverage: J&L lists the white channel from 360 nm to 740 nm, including NIR.
• Designed reef appearance: Helps bring out coral fluorescence while keeping the aquarium bright enough for natural viewing.
• SPS and LPS support: Preset spectrum options are included for SPS and LPS coral applications.

Ceramic Substrate Thermal Control and LED Stability

The dense LED chip package is built on an advanced ceramic substrate, which ZOOX describes as having significantly higher thermal conductivity than aluminum or copper substrates. Better heat transfer helps the light maintain performance, improve durability, and protect the LEDs from excess heat buildup during reef aquarium operation.

Smart Controller Scheduling and Multi-Light Sync

• Wired controller: Includes a reliable smart controller for managing the light directly.
• 6 time-point schedule: Allows programmed lighting changes through the day.
• Preset programs: Includes preset spectrum options for SPS and LPS and preset schedules for growth or coloration.
• Multi-light synchronization: Supports wired sync for up to 99 AcroBooster units.
• Thermal protection: Built-in protection helps safeguard the fixture during operation.
• Flexible positioning: Included gooseneck-style flexible arm allows the fixture to be positioned over the aquarium from the desired angle.

65W AcroBooster Specifications

• Product type: Reef aquarium LED light
• Power consumption: 65W ±10%
• LED chips: 33 high-power chips
• LED head dimensions: 100 x 100 x 36.4 mm / 3.94" x 3.94" x 1.43"
• Recommended coverage: 30-60 cm / 12-24"
• Blue spectrum: 390-480 nm listed by J&L 395-480 nm listed by ZOOX
• White spectrum: Apollo 14,000K True Sun
• Input voltage: 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
• Maximum glass thickness: 12 mm or less
• Controller: Smart wired controller with 6 time-point scheduling
• Mounting: Flexible arm included
• Best use: SPS, Acropora, LPS, mixed reef, nano reef, and frag aquarium lighting

AcroBooster Setup and Reef Lighting Directions

1. Confirm the aquarium glass thickness is within the supported mounting range before installing the flexible arm.
2. Mount the light securely above the aquarium so the LED head is stable and cannot fall into the water.
3. Route all cords with drip loops and keep the controller and electrical connections away from splashing, salt spray, and humidity.
4. Use the controller to select an appropriate SPS, LPS, growth, or coloration program based on the livestock being kept.
5. Acclimate corals gradually when replacing a weaker light or adding the AcroBooster over an established reef.
6. Start with reduced intensity or shorter photoperiods when corals are not already adapted to strong reef lighting.
7. Watch coral colour, polyp extension, tissue condition, and algae response over the first few weeks and adjust the schedule carefully.
8. Keep the fixture clean and make sure airflow around the light is not blocked.
9. For multiple AcroBoosters, use compatible sync cabling and match programs carefully across fixtures.

What's Included

• ZOOX AcroBooster 65W LED Light
• Smart wired controller
• Flexible mounting arm