Full Spectrum dimmable 165W LED- Here's the link. $98 + Free Shipping!

[Reefahholic]

I know a lot of you were wanting to know about that full Spec LED fixture. I found a good seller with great price. Ships free! Fixing to order another one for a QT.


http://m.ebay.com/itm/301170064329?nav=SEARCH





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http://youtu.be/59jz5H0x8vY


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Package Includes:
1pc New Premium Dimmable (0-100%)165W Colorful Aquarium Coral Reef Fish Tank light using BridgeLux Chips with Optical Lens, Free hooks and power cords



Marine 165W Full Spectrum Aquarium led lamp:

Item Value Item Value
LED 165w(55*3w) Input voltage AC 85~264V
Lumens 5050 Lm Working current 300ma
Work frequency 50/60 Hz Color Blue/White/Red/Green
PF 0.97 Working environment -20~40°C
Size 400x212x62mm Lifespan: 50,000 Hours
Inner box 455×275×110mm/1PCS GW 4.5kg/pc
Carton box 490×320×500mm/4PCS GW 16.566kg/4pcs


Specifications:

1)Use high efficient 3w LED as the light source, Based on 55*3W high power LED.
2)Wide beam angle: 90 degree with Optical Lens
3)Unique heat dissipation device: thermostatically controlled fans toke up LED light cool.
4)Built-in CE approval Power supply, plug and play
5)Environment-friendly: no mercury and other harmful heavy metal
6)3 modes optional: A. Blue on, White/Color off; B.Blue off, White/Color on; C. Blue on, White/Color on

SW1 Blue 460nm 8pcs

Royal Blue 440nm 15pcs

Purple Blue 410nm 4pcs




SW2 Cool White 6000-18000K 10pcs

Neutral White 4500-6000K 6pcs

Warm White 3500-4500K 6pcs

Deep Red 660nm 4pcs

Green 520nm 2pcs

 

[Anemone12]

Have you had these long term? I would love to get one for a frag tank

 

[Reefahholic]

Have you had these long term? I would love to get one for a frag tank

No, but for $98 shipped with 30 day money back, and one year warrenty, you just can't beat em.

 

[johanasu]

I've had two of these for...6 months now. They seem to work great for me. I have mostly soft and LPS, but also BTAs and a few SPS. Everything seems happy with them. I also find their build quality to be quite above average.

 

[Reefahholic]

I've had two of these for...6 months now. They seem to work great for me. I have mostly soft and LPS, but also BTAs and a few SPS. Everything seems happy with them. I also find their build quality to be quite above average.

Roger that!

Great to hear! I agree with the build quality. They're built like a tank, and very bright too.

First impression was....wow for $98 shipped and built like this, how are they making money.?

I would pay $250-$300 and feel good about it.

This is running at 25% so you guys can see it. Otherwise...Way too bright!

 

[Anemone12]

Ok well it looks like I'll be ordering one. Went up to my lfs today and they had a coupel over their tanks. They call them "black box leds".

 

[Reefahholic]

Ok well it looks like I'll be ordering one. Went up to my lfs today and they had a coupel over their tanks. They call them "black box leds".

You'll like it.

 

[Kairus]

I have one of these without the lenses, it's a great light. If you don't plan on mounting this high above the tank, then get one without lenses. I have mine in a canopy and the light is about 2" above the water, so lenses wouldn't give me adequate spread.

 

[Reefahholic]

I have one of these without the lenses, it's a great light. If you don't plan on mounting this high above the tank, then get one without lenses. I have mine in a canopy and the light is about 2" above the water, so lenses wouldn't give me adequate spread.

Good to hear! Thx

 

[johanasu]

I have one of these without the lenses, it's a great light. If you don't plan on mounting this high above the tank, then get one without lenses. I have mine in a canopy and the light is about 2" above the water, so lenses wouldn't give me adequate spread.

I had lenses on mine and manually removed them, it wasn't too difficult. They were held on by two drops of silicone each. Much better light spread without the lenses