• Lynn4242

Hello! I am organizing lighting in an aquarium and have a lot of questions: how many diodes, what kind, in what ratio? How to calculate based on area? How do they shine and in what mode? In general, I am interested in practical experience (I have a little theory). I would appreciate any advice and insights. Thank you!

Cassandra1840

I support it. Does anyone have experience on this issue?

Michelle9986

Ask Dmitry (Spamcheg).

Bryan1851

Hello! There are four assemblies of 7 pieces each (one blue and six red). The total power is just under 60W for an algae scrubber with an area of 44cm x 38cm (height from water to diodes is 29cm). The heatsinks are cooled by a fan; they ran without cooling for some time but got very hot. I connected the assemblies through network drivers on a timer. In the first month, I threw out about two buckets of chaetomorpha and a lot of beard algae on the glass. Now it is growing slowly (three months have passed). I bought it at

Catherine

I have 1 star with 5 red and 2 blue. 10 cm above the water, the side partitions are overgrown with scrubber algae. The Heta hasn't been thriving for a long time, it seems to be lacking something. The LEDs are almost at the peaks of photosynthesis. 650 nm and 445 nm, I don't remember exactly.

Phillip9722

to the question: the glasses in the adjacent compartments do not get covered? what diodes, if it's not a secret? how many hours do they burn per day? to: what is the area?

Emily3506

I have 32x31 cm, yes, I need to install lenses, but it has been standing for six months already, and I'm satisfied. Also, there's another problem - I need to find a 24V daily timer (the lamp's light is powered by the power supply of the fixture).