165w Full Spectrum Chinese LED

[Droopy]

Used for about 3 months.Dont need anymore.$70.Both channels are dimmable.If you want pics send me your email address or cell number.Sold

[purdy]

Trades?

[Droopy]

No trades sorry

[YokoYoko]

Will this be enough to light up 50 gal?

[cutterx23]

Will this be enough to light up 50 gal?

Is it a cube or standard? Typically coverage is about 24" x 24" x 24". But I've used a single 120w to light a 48" tank before, just keep the corals towards the center where it's brighter and lower light corals on the edges.

[purdy]

Not sure if they helps or not but I did some playing around with a lux meter and took some measurements on my tank and then converted to PAR using a constant of 38. Here's is what I got...

0"=540 PAR
12"=85 PAR
24"=58 PAR
36"=32 PAR

Measurements were taken directly below a Chinese 120 watt light.

[YokoYoko]

Its standard...... thanks for the info


Is it a cube or standard? Typically coverage is about 24" x 24" x 24". But I've used a single 120w to light a 48" tank before, just keep the corals towards the center where it's brighter and lower light corals on the edges.

[apax]

Can i see pix?....

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[d-man]

Any pics and is it dimmable?

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[paulyboy18]

Is it a cube or standard? Typically coverage is about 24" x 24" x 24". But I've used a single 120w to light a 48" tank before, just keep the corals towards the center where it's brighter and lower light corals on the edges.

Lmao that's funny! 48" tank? What was it 8' high?


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[purdy]

I have one on a 400 gallon tank. Lights it just fine but won't grow coral obviously. I don't get why that's so funny.

[paulyboy18]

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[cutterx23]

Lmao that's funny! 48" tank? What was it 8' high?


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Nope, was 12" above, worked great... "Hahaha" so funny. Just because you're told something has to be a certain way doesn't make it so. Try experimenting a time or two, might discover something for yourself.

Lots of thread hijacking happening lately, let's stick to the pertinent topic of this guys lights for sale, my original comment was to help inform a potential buyer, let's not have a bunch of useless comments in other peoples threads.

[cHRoNzZe]

Wow..... surprise it hasn't sold yet.........let me know if you wanna do a trade and cash on my side for it........


Bump for a great price .......

[paulyboy18]

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[cutterx23]

Use funny Pauly. Enjoy the hobby the way you want. I have a single unit over a 75 semi cube right now, works wonderfully, that's my personal tank at home. No sell, my own personal enjoyment and choice and works for me. To each his own, but ur comments are USELESS on this thread, so thanks for your input, as I've told others before if you'd like to continue this discussion feel free to pm or text me and I'll be more than happy to oblige. Thanks buddy.

[paulyboy18]

A single unit over a 75 is WAY different than a 120w over a 400 gallon tank... What r u not getting here?


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[cutterx23]

My op said I had a single Chinese 120w fixture over a standard 55g, which is 48"L, I said to keep corals that need more light directly under the light and lower light level corals on the shadier edges if desired. I've done this personally so I know it works. You questioned that. Then another poster mentioned having one over his 400g and specifically said wasn't enough to grow coral so that's irrelevant in that instance. reading comprehension. And what are the dimensions of this 66g cube cuz they can't be larger than my 75g semi cube, so my point being one fixture over that is enough, why wouldn't one fixture over a 66g work. Maybe different type of lights and an AI can't cover that much area, I can't comment on that. So I'm sorry I'm causing people to ask you questions because of my sell sell sell mentality.

[paulyboy18]

My op said I had a single Chinese 120w fixture over a standard 55g, which is 48"L, I said to keep corals that need more light directly under the light and lower light level corals on the shadier edges if desired. I've done this personally so I know it works. You questioned that. Then another poster mentioned having one over his 400g and specifically said wasn't enough to grow coral so that's irrelevant in that instance. reading comprehension. And what are the dimensions of this 66g cube cuz they can't be larger than my 75g semi cube, so my point being one fixture over that is enough, why wouldn't one fixture over a 66g work. Maybe different type of lights and an AI can't cover that much area, I can't comment on that. So I'm sorry I'm causing people to ask you questions because of my sell sell sell mentality.

I honestly feel sorry for you.


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[cutterx23]

Feelings mutual bud

[purdy]

I have it simply for lighting the tank. I have a FOWLR so it works perfectly fine for me. So if someone is pondering if they should buy this to place over their large tank simply for light, not growing corals, then know that it will work. GLWS to the OP.

[paulyboy18]

I honestly apologize to the OP.


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[seanmcknew]

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