where this LED are made? And which size good for 150CM aquarium And another one for 100CM?
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It's a really good light as long as your aquarium is not more than say 8 inch bigger longer than the light, does a good job, blue only is not very bright, I just use white @ blue together, I have a 72 inch on my 180 works good, go for it.
1245032
The daylight bulb is 10kk the night one I don't recall, I can tell you I had this on a 90 gallon aquarium and it lit the tank very well for my needs, I would hesitate to use this if you have live plants in your aquarium though.
2180703
I have the light that is maybe 18" long mounted at near the middle, back side at waters top (semi-submerged) of a 48" 55 gal tank. They are bright, but after several weeks of usage (24/7) we have not observed any problems with our fish. Note: Our fish do have a number of places they can hide from the lights.
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why wouldn't you, chad? yes they do exist best I've found is on crazypc(dot)com i used a cold cathode and a shoe box top to make a light up hood for my 2.5 gallon fish tank works like a charm ;-)
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I would think no, its not as intense of an LED as some brands like USA Satalite+, or ones that can be made at buildmyLED dot com, the light will be much weaker the farther you get from the source, your lower sections will ultimately be starved of lights. Over an aquarium, at 2 feet below it, its barely giving off "low light" so unless you have a short vertical garden and only growing low light plants.. I'd recommend you look into another brand. Just to be clear, this is all speculation based on experiences using these for aquariums. I have no experience with vertical gardens and this light to give first hand knowledge.
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There are other brands for a similar price. I bought two of these Marineland units and both failed within 15 months. My latest set (2 for my 120) are from Current USA. They have customizable colors (which can produce very nice color variations in the fish with very small "tweaks" to the lighting), and variable brightness. The Current USA brand would be ideal for the tank you describe.
744478
This light is for a Marine (Saltwater) setup. TrueLumen makes a freshwater LED light also, just check out their website for the details!
2265169
The LED's are made by a U.S. company with a subsidiary in Hong Kong.CREE Inc. Based in Durham, North Carolina. Good Quality, Cheap Price.
163714
I looked over the feature of Aqueon Modulare LED 48 inch fixture vs. Aqueon LED Aquarium Light Fixture, 48-Inch (I owned). The features are identical The manufacture might changed the name to Aqueon Modulare LED 48 inch fixture. I hope this help.
1855197
It is a lot of light, even for a 10 gallon tank. I would go with their 8" single strip led light bar. I have both.
1668377
I'm not sure. It looks like that aquarium comes with a built in LED light under the hood. If you are buying this tank new, you probably don't need another light. If that light is broken, you could buy this light and attach it to the bottom of the top cover. This has two problems, (1) you have to attach it somehow, and (2) the light will be in a high humidity environment right over the water; I'm not sure if it is rated to survive that. My lights sit on top of a clear cover.
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Unfortunately, we are not sure. I emailed company twice to find out and they never responded with the answer I needed. It came very well packed, but with not instructions. Just light, hanging kit and a sticker that has their name on it. I would assume anywhere between 12,000-14,000 K. We have the light hanging 9 inches above a 30 gallon cube tank and the corals are doing awesome! I love how you can dim both the blue and white LEDs.
1200903
Ahhh... I'm not sure since my aquarium is quite small (20 gallons), that's why it's worked well for me. I imagine for that size of aquarium you would require a lot of these LED light in order to fulfill your light needs for that size tank. But that also depends on the dimensions of your tank. If it's not that deep (24 inches in height or less), then these lights will do well. But I suggest you research other LED lights before buying this, and you get others opinions. Hope this helps.
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Me too, but with a freshwater aquarium. Two of these lights are more than $60 and that is a lot to spend just because the leds "stopped working." Does anyone know what Marineland's warranty is, and if they are one of those companies that goes out of their way to honor the warranty or out of their way to NOT honor their warranty?
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this is a bubble bar, so it is made to be placed at bottom of aquarium. You can find led lights prob cheaper that you could mount above tank.
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I would not buy this fixture at all, I bought two but barely bright my 90 gallon tank. I had to returned them and paid for shipping cost. I bought 4 DYSun "cindy@dsuny.com.cn" panels and they are a lot better, they are from HongKong but only took 2 days to get here in U.S
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100W JD E11 Mini Candelebra T4 Halogen...the base is E11 - do not know if there is an LED equivalent.