Ebay led

sanchoy · 02/11/2010, 11:33 PM

LED Aquarium Coral Reef Grow Light Panel

They are selling these LED lights on ebay. Listed price is $100 plus free shipping. Also had 30 risk free money back guarantee. Do you recommend this product or is it just garbage.

Features & Benefits: Item Includes:

Each light contains 112 pieces, 4.5-deciwatt, 10mm LEDs
White/blue ratio of 1:1 (56-white, 56-blue LEDs / panel)
Precision blue LEDs from Bridgelux USA
Precision phosphor-coated white LEDs from Bridgelux USA
Wide-angle LEDs are used for max coverage & output
Silver-reflective boards under LEDs increases efficiency
No infrared rays or ultraviolet radiation
LEDs emit light without using filaments; lights run cool
Built-in, ballast-free, power supply circuitry
PC boards have oversized, 1¼" wide traces for min. loss
10-years or more life-expectancy with minimum decay
Uses 110-120 volts; standard USA power cords included
Built-in, pre-drilled holes for easy mounting & hanging
CE & ROHS compliant
Brand new in original boxes
Risk free purchase; 30-day money back guarantee

2 - 50w Xen-lux LED panels
2 - 110v 5' power cords
Specifications:

Number of panels: 2
LEDs per panel: 112
Total 10mm LEDs: 224
Color: White/Blue mix
Blue 455-460nm
White 7000k
1100lm
Power per panel: 50w
Panel size: 12.25" x 12.25"
Panel height: 1.5"
Frame: Composite

ebay link:

http://cgi.ebay.com/LED-Aquarium-Cor...item4a9e79b2e0

au01st · 02/12/2010, 12:05 AM

Might be good for lighting the inside of the stand, or moonlights if you want a "full" moon.

solos2 · 02/12/2010, 01:04 AM

Quote from nano-reef:

112 x .45 watts = 50 watts and that's what they advertize for each pannel which sell for around 90$.

They are not powerful enough for primary lighting in a reef, regardless of what the total wattage is. There is no replacement for higher power LEDs.

Enough said ;p

Pmoss · 02/13/2010, 08:08 AM

What about something like that for a refugium?

02/11/2010, 11:33 PM	#1
sanchoy Registered Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Close to the ocean Posts: 1,026	Ebay led LED Aquarium Coral Reef Grow Light Panel They are selling these LED lights on ebay. Listed price is $100 plus free shipping. Also had 30 risk free money back guarantee. Do you recommend this product or is it just garbage. Features & Benefits: Item Includes: Each light contains 112 pieces, 4.5-deciwatt, 10mm LEDs White/blue ratio of 1:1 (56-white, 56-blue LEDs / panel) Precision blue LEDs from Bridgelux USA Precision phosphor-coated white LEDs from Bridgelux USA Wide-angle LEDs are used for max coverage & output Silver-reflective boards under LEDs increases efficiency No infrared rays or ultraviolet radiation LEDs emit light without using filaments; lights run cool Built-in, ballast-free, power supply circuitry PC boards have oversized, 1¼" wide traces for min. loss 10-years or more life-expectancy with minimum decay Uses 110-120 volts; standard USA power cords included Built-in, pre-drilled holes for easy mounting & hanging CE & ROHS compliant Brand new in original boxes Risk free purchase; 30-day money back guarantee 2 - 50w Xen-lux LED panels 2 - 110v 5' power cords Specifications: Number of panels: 2 LEDs per panel: 112 Total 10mm LEDs: 224 Color: White/Blue mix Blue 455-460nm White 7000k 1100lm Power per panel: 50w Panel size: 12.25" x 12.25" Panel height: 1.5" Frame: Composite ebay link: http://cgi.ebay.com/LED-Aquarium-Cor...item4a9e79b2e0 __________________ 250 gallon.. tangs are the best.. the po po is not. Current Tank Info: 250 reef

02/12/2010, 12:05 AM	#2
au01st Registered Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Auburn, AL Posts: 158	Might be good for lighting the inside of the stand, or moonlights if you want a "full" moon. __________________ Ask me where to get reasonably priced 1/4" clear netting for DIY screen tops! Current Tank Info: 90g Reef, 120 Rimless Starfire in the works

02/12/2010, 01:04 AM	#3
solos2 Moved On Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Hong Kong Posts: 214	Quote from nano-reef: 112 x .45 watts = 50 watts and that's what they advertize for each pannel which sell for around 90$. They are not powerful enough for primary lighting in a reef, regardless of what the total wattage is. There is no replacement for higher power LEDs. Enough said ;p

02/13/2010, 08:08 AM	#4
Pmoss Registered Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Pottsgrove,PA Posts: 74	What about something like that for a refugium?