🐠 Lominie S120 Saltwater: WiFi Enabled LED Aquarium Light for Vibrant Coral Reef Tanks Review

I have had this light for two months. I don't have a WiFi controller, so I control this remotely. It is very similar to Kessel. Which is a single dot made up of small LEDs that increase in size. Very strong at 100%. "This model has no controls on the instrument. All control is done with the remote control via the power supply. I am currently using this at 40% on my 90 gallon reef. I ordered 1 to see if I like it and I will order a second one. It has 4 channels 1) blue 2) royal blue 3) purple 4)

There is no WiFi adapter in the picture, and don't buy an old DC WiFi adapter, even if it looks like the one in the picture, actually it uses a completely different one and appears to be out of stock. I have the exact Wi-Fi DC adapter they show in the product picture but it can't meet the needs of this light's amp so it just flickers on and off intermittently. I guess I'll just have to wait to get the wireless adapter, but I specifically chose it on their site because it was never mentioned…

I really liked this flashlight, especially for the money. It's a lot smaller than the Kessil and the spectrum and performance was great. I decided to return it for two reasons. 1 stream flowed through the swan neck into the water. It wasn't too bad at 10 volts, but since I installed it on the opposite side from the heater, pump, and most importantly the ground wire, I didn't want the current to run through the entire tank. The second and most important reason is the unavailability of the WiFi…

Almost indestructible, I am very impressed with the build quality of this device. I decided to mount it at right angles on the filter bucket in the tank to allow light to pass through the tank. It requires mounting to the side of the tank but I couldn't find a way to mount it that I think would be a safer way, I don't trust the plastic screws used in the heavy metal bracket. the entire weight of this extremely heavy unit. The only downsides are the plastic mounting screws and the lack of rubber

This flashlight is very similar to the Kessil A360WE in almost every way except it competes against the $350 flashlight. The 120S version I tested came in a very nice box and was well wrapped with foam. The lantern itself and the gooseneck look very well made and are very sturdy. The front lens is made of thick glass and has 48 LEDs tightly packed. The spacing between the LEDs is tight like Kessil and the light is diffused very well thanks to the massive lens. The full power PAR at about 20"…

First impressions were that this lantern is great. Anyone who has a hobby knows pendant lights from other big brands. I won't name them, but they cost $350-550. These are just as good at a fraction of the price. I took the opportunity to look at it. I have used it in an aquarium with small fish that I plan to remodel after hatching. At this point it is very easy to hang up the rear filter and light. The tank this light shines on is only 50 gallons and about 30 inches high. That would be great…