Aqua Knight LED

[reef_of_flames]

Does anyone have any experience with this LED light?

I'm looking to upgrade the stock lighting from this Fluval Edge 6g. It currently has a 21 LED fixture (18 7600K white and 3 blue) for a total of 5W. I'm not so confident with this light spectrum that it can support corals, or maybe it would support the lower light corals.

I definitely would like to add some soft corals and LPS, and maybe an SPS frag or 2 (most likely birdsnest or montipora of some soft).

Here is a link
https://www.amazon.com/Macegrow-Aquarium-Light-Aqua-Lighting-Saltwater/dp/B079JTB5Q5

 

[Fliger]

I have over my I-M 10 and love it. Very easy to use. Only downside is it's not programmable like higher end LED units. I just upgraded to an I-M 20 (selling the 10). I may buy a second Aqua Knight for it. I'm torn on buying a second one or upgrading to an AI Prime HD.

 

[reef_of_flames]

I have over my I-M 10 and love it. Very easy to use. Only downside is it's not programmable like higher end LED units. I just upgraded to an I-M 20 (selling the 10). I may buy a second Aqua Knight for it. I'm torn on buying a second one or upgrading to an AI Prime HD.

I thought there was some program ability... or maybe I'm just confusing with adjusting color temp?

 

[Fliger]

No, the whites have ten levels as do the white. You dial in what you like and it's on and off from there. Very easy to adjust tho.

 

[Fliger]

Sorry, as do the blue.

 

[Sinocard]

I just got one for a nuvo abyss, bright as hell. I can't speak on quality since the tank it's on is cycling.

PRO:
Looks great.
Looks crazy bright
adjustable
dimmable

CON:
I'm not a fan of the touch buttons.

 

[reef_of_flames]

No, the whites have ten levels as do the white. You dial in what you like and it's on and off from there. Very easy to adjust tho.

Thanks. I think I'm gunna go wth this light!

 

[reef_of_flames]

I just got one for a nuvo abyss, bright as hell. I can't speak on quality since the tank it's on is cycling.

PRO:
Looks great.
Looks crazy bright
adjustable
dimmable

CON:
I'm not a fan of the touch buttons.

I think I can deal with the touch buttons for the pros.