🐠 Enhance Your Coral Reef Marine Fish Tank with VIPARSPECTRA Timer Control Dimmable LED Aquarium Light - Full Spectrum Power for LPS/SPS Growth Review

If you want to start with all blue and end with all blue, you must turn the blue channel (channel 1) ON at the desired time BEFORE white (channel 2) starts and at the time of your choice AFTER white ends. It also gives you blue lights while the white ones are on during the day. For example, I turned on ch1 (blue) from 10am (10am) to 9pm (9am). My ch2 (white) runs from 11:00 (11:00) to 20:00 (2000). So my ALL Blues runs an hour before and an hour after. It took me a while to figure out how to do

I received two 165w lights today already installed on my aquarium. For now I'm giving it four stars and will update if things go well or badly. Currently 4 stars for shipping, packaging and timer setting. I know many people find it difficult to set the timer, the main thing is patience, you have to wait 5 seconds every time you change the settings to make sure the settings are saved. or watch a YouTube video to set up **Update** in my aquarium a few days after installation. I can already say…

got this lamp a few days ago. That's great. The tank is so bright and colorful. I went from the Marineland strip that didn't cover the entire tank. I put it 10 inches above the water. I have a 100 liter tank. One was enough. Although it says it only covers 24 inches. The remote control takes a little getting used to, but once you set it up everything is fine. This is a great light for the price. If you look at some of the prices of other LEDs you have a feeling that this is a below average…

This rating refers to the 300W model. I love this reef/aquarium light (with some caveats). First the settings for the best coral growth: position the light 8 inches above the water (or about 24 inches from the sandy bottom), set the white channel to 7% and the blue channel to 42%. When you hang it from the ceiling, just take the metal hooks and screw them into the ceiling studs. The metal cable/fixture system that comes with the light is fairly intuitive and of high quality. The 300w light…

It's only been a few days. Replaces an AquaLife 72" T5 unit that worked fine for about 12 years but eventually died. Pros: * Easy to mount from the ceiling * Looks well built * Light is "more shimmery" than T5s * Fairly easy to use operate * Blue channel is much deeper than T5s * My old 5T light cost about $180 to replace 8 bulbs every year and this LED is more energy efficient... only two fans This pair has 6 fans Not bad though my reservoir is in the same room as my high end music room.. took

I bought two of these to cover my 36 inch tank. The sticker on the front of the case is a bit sticky so I removed it (it's a vinyl sticker). reservoir is good. I moved my lights 5 inches from the waterline. My aquarium is 24 inches, with a CH1/CH2 intensity of 45% (blue/white) I got the following PAR values: Water level (1 inch underwater): 425 - 710 - 4304 inches: 400 - 702 - 4128 " : 340 -- 630 -- 32512" : 290 -- 530 -- 27016": 210 -- 405 -- 19520": 130 -- 322 -- 119 PAR illuminance for SPS .

I've been using these lamps for three weeks now and they are AMAZING so far. The corals look beautiful and the color scheme is great. I have a 120 gallon tank (62"L x 20W x 22T) and immediately started using them (both channels) at 60%. I bought three of these and they replaced the 760w (2 x 250 HQI w/ 4 x 65 T1 Actinic Blues) I had the Odyssey Hood for a couple of years but it eventually broke and it was time to move on to something else I was a little afraid the lower overall output wouldn't…