look at the web site it includes prices. finished products can also be ordered yhrough sams for smalleramounts www.greenlightled.co.za ps wholesalers
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local led wholesaler has top class strips
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ps they sell wholesale amounts
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I saw them a while back...I was under the impression that the blue strips were just "blue" and not those used for Aquariums...
look at my tanks new lights
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They are only good for supplemental light to boost coral colour etc.
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the whites are 14000 kelvin so they are coral capable not supplemental
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How do you know? Who said so?
Another shop selling LED's, Waterproof (IP64) Flexible Lighting (per metre) - Wired4Signs cc Store
its on the led strips
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Are we talking about the strip lights?
At 5 watts per meter you are not going to come close to the light needed to keep corals plus i gaurantee the LED'S used are very low quality, Any LED below 3 watts in general is low quality and not good enough for reef tanks.
At 5 watts per meter you are not going to come close to the light needed to keep corals plus i gaurantee the LED'S used are very low quality, Any LED below 3 watts in general is low quality and not good enough for reef tanks.
i am standing talking to the supplier right now and the leds are the direct replacement for the sylvania coralstar and sylvania aquastar. the whites are 14000 kelvin and the blue are 20 000 kelvin. if you want any pm me and i will get accotdong to your specific needs
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thirteen watts per meter with a 50/50 chip these are cree
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henk they have20 k 14k 7k
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I swear if one more person posts that site for leds I'm going to lose it.
First off kelvin rating is just the colour temp. that is all!!! Yes, corals grow at certain temps. But these temps need to be produced at a certain intensity, normally measured in lunems. Wheb this number is not available we look at the watts as an indication of how strong the output may be.
The strips they sell are the correct colour temp but not strong in output. So they'll let your corals look good but THEY WILL NOT GROW THEM. Period.
First off kelvin rating is just the colour temp. that is all!!! Yes, corals grow at certain temps. But these temps need to be produced at a certain intensity, normally measured in lunems. Wheb this number is not available we look at the watts as an indication of how strong the output may be.
The strips they sell are the correct colour temp but not strong in output. So they'll let your corals look good but THEY WILL NOT GROW THEM. Period.
having spoken to the wholesaler , they will make smaller units up for me cos ive been doing other business with them for just over five years albeit small
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Do they have a lumens per watt rating ?
Anything under 80 lumens per watt is not worth looking at.
Anything under 80 lumens per watt is not worth looking at.
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