V VLDesign Silver Tier VIP MFK Member Mar 20, 2007 1,845 11 1,843 IL Jul 4, 2011 #1 Considering flood/spot lights and wanted to see some tanks with them in use (If there are any). Thanks
Considering flood/spot lights and wanted to see some tanks with them in use (If there are any). Thanks
frnchjeep Fire Eel MFK Member Aug 24, 2006 1,726 5 68 Ct Jul 4, 2011 #2 I'm using LED flood lights...
V VLDesign Silver Tier VIP MFK Member Mar 20, 2007 1,845 11 1,843 IL Jul 5, 2011 #3 Any photos would be great.. How do you like the look of the lights?
frnchjeep Fire Eel MFK Member Aug 24, 2006 1,726 5 68 Ct Jul 5, 2011 #4 I like them. They give off a very natural sunlight effect. Here is a short clip. [YT]rcX1Vw1XdEI[/YT]
I like them. They give off a very natural sunlight effect. Here is a short clip. [YT]rcX1Vw1XdEI[/YT]
Egon Bronze Tier VIP MFK Member Jul 4, 2007 6,437 1,630 853 58 Tempe AZ Jul 5, 2011 #5 That looks great! LED's last forever and don't give off heat. Do you have more details on those flood lights?
That looks great! LED's last forever and don't give off heat. Do you have more details on those flood lights?
frnchjeep Fire Eel MFK Member Aug 24, 2006 1,726 5 68 Ct Jul 5, 2011 #6 Sure. 75 gallon has two. I'm thinking I'm going to do 3-4 on my 220 when it is finished. http://www.ledwholesalers.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=684
Sure. 75 gallon has two. I'm thinking I'm going to do 3-4 on my 220 when it is finished. http://www.ledwholesalers.com/store/index.php?act=viewProd&productId=684
Egon Bronze Tier VIP MFK Member Jul 4, 2007 6,437 1,630 853 58 Tempe AZ Jul 5, 2011 #7 How far above the water do you mount them? There's two types: Warm White and White. Which one did you use?
How far above the water do you mount them? There's two types: Warm White and White. Which one did you use?
frnchjeep Fire Eel MFK Member Aug 24, 2006 1,726 5 68 Ct Jul 5, 2011 #8 They are mounted about 6 to 7 inches up. If you mount them too close, they leave dark spots in the tank. They accidently sent me the warm white ones, which are actually yellow, and they look terrible. Definitely need the white ones.
They are mounted about 6 to 7 inches up. If you mount them too close, they leave dark spots in the tank. They accidently sent me the warm white ones, which are actually yellow, and they look terrible. Definitely need the white ones.
V VLDesign Silver Tier VIP MFK Member Mar 20, 2007 1,845 11 1,843 IL Jul 5, 2011 #9 Awesome thanks.. Looks great.
A aclockworkorange Dovii MFK Member Jun 24, 2010 9,585 46 105 39 Rose City Jul 5, 2011 #10 The problem with traditional floodlights I've used for like garage projects is they get really hot. LED obviously doesn't have that problem.
The problem with traditional floodlights I've used for like garage projects is they get really hot. LED obviously doesn't have that problem.