z_phot versus z_spec plot for a sample of 83 central deflectors with measured z_phot. Black triangles are deflectors whose SED fits showed blending of photometry with the source, and gray circles are deflectors without obvious signs of blending. Error bars are the 16th and 84th percentile values in the P(z) outputs. For unblended systems, we measure ﹩\frac{{\rm{\Delta }}z}{1+{z}_{\,\rm{spec}\,}}﹩ = 0.032, demonstrating that z_phot measurements accurately reproduce deflector redshifts for most AGEL systems. We observe a bias of 0.03 for these fits. For blended systems, we measure ﹩\frac{{\rm{\Delta }}z}{1+{z}_{\,\rm{spec}\,}}﹩ of 0.07. The bias in our unblended deflectors is due to z_phot overestimates of early-type galaxies (F. B. Abdalla et al. 2011); in our blended deflectors, it is due to source light bleeding into deflector photometry.