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FuL SPECTRUM Lighting
4 unique LEDs combine to ensure the perfect balance required for plant growth and health.
EXTENDABLE
The extendable mounting brackets allow for easy installation on a variety of aquarium widths.
FULL Coverage
Each individual LED creates 120° light dispersion for full area coverage & uniform lighting.
Specifications
Extendable range: 30-36 IN (75-92 CM)
Number of LEDs: 90 ( 78 White/ 6 Blue/ 6 Red/ 6 Green)
Wattage: 42 W
Lumens: 3,600 LM
Colour temperature: 7,500K
Lifetime hours: 50,000
Product Features
- 42-Watt LED lighting unit
- Designed for aquariums from 30 to 36 inches in length
- 120 degree light dispersion for full area coverage and uniform lighting
- Balanced combination of multiple LEDs for optimal photosynthetic activity, plant growth and accurate viewing
- Featuring five unique band waves and balanced full-spectrum coverage, this professional-grade LED is specifically engineered for plant growth, colour & health
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Very bright and offers good color spectrum I purchased this as it said full spectrum light. I wanted it for plants in an aquarium. Well, this is a little odd in that it’s like little spotlights of different color that shine into the aquarium. So, the fish take on the color of the light shining on them and I don’t particularly like that effect. Also, the hanging switch is a little heavy and pulls the light somewhat to the left side of the aquarium; its ok because the glass top and edge sort of catches the “stand” portion in that…
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