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Aquael Leddy Tube-Plant[Power - 14W]

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Aquael Leddy Tube-Plant[Power - 14W]Features & Advantages Simulates natural sun & moon cycles Energy efficient & user friendly High quality finish & safe to use Enhances the quality of life for all aquarium inhabitants Illuminate your aquarium with stunning natural light! This LED module from AQUAEL provides brighter illumination compared to standard fluorescent lamps while reducing energy consumption by up to 50% and delivering natural color temperatures. The light mimics various

Features & Advantages Simulates natural sun & moon cycles Energy efficient & user friendly High quality finish & safe to use Enhances the quality of life for all aquarium inhabitants Illuminate your aquarium with stunning natural light! This LED module from AQUAEL provides brighter illumination compared to standard fluorescent lamps while reducing energy consumption by up to 50% and delivering natural color temperatures. The light mimics various sunlight and moonlight phases: Sunny / Blue (dawn), Sunny (daylight), and Blue (moonlight) — perfect for both aquarium plants and creatures! Additionally, they boast a long lifespan, making them an excellent choice for aquarium enthusiasts who want the best for their aquatic companions without overspending! The module features a modern LED unit encased in glass to protect against moisture, along with a cable that includes a switch. The system is splash-proof, allowing safe operation near the aquarium, such as being mounted on the cover above the tank. LEDDY TUBE modules are designed for effortless installation. Each model comes with special adapters, enabling them to fit into any lighting fixture. The modules operate using a separate power source. There are four variations available: two for freshwater aquariums (LEDDY SUNNY, which emits light with a color temperature of 8000 K that resembles natural sunlight, and LEDDY PLANT, with a color temperature of 9000 K to promote aquatic plant growth) and two for marine aquariums (LEDDY MARINE, which emits light at a color temperature of 10000 K to enhance coral growth, and LEDDY ACTINIC – 20000 K - for improved coral coloration). Key specifications Type of lighting: Bulb Length: 70 cm Bulb type: LED Power: 14 W Product More Details Thanks to the employed LED technology, power usage is significantly lower than that of traditional light sources, consuming just 14 W. This is half the energy required by T5 (39 W) and T8 (30 W) fluorescent lamps. The Leddy Tube 2.0 offers numerous advantages, including a long lifespan, minimal heat production in the aquarium, and straightforward installation in aquarium covers. Modern LEDs vs. traditional fluorescent lamps, incandescent bulbs, and compact fluorescent lamps Well-chosen LEDs have become the primary light source in contemporary aquarism. They have effectively replaced older fluorescent lamps, incandescent bulbs, and compact fluorescent lamps in the market. LEDs provide significant reductions in electricity usage, as they produce the same light output as fluorescent lamps while consuming up to half the energy. This not only leads to lower electricity bills, benefiting the aquarist's finances but also supports environmental sustainability. They also have a much longer lifespan, lasting up to 15,000 hours, which results in considerable savings, environmental protection, and less frequent replacements. Furthermore, they do not excessively warm the water in the aquarium and focus light directionally towards the water surface (eliminating the need for additional reflectors). Unlike traditional fluorescent lamps, they come with a two-year manufacturer's warranty. Why do we light our aquariums? There are typically two primary reasons. First, well-lit tanks are visually appealing, making the fish and plants display vibrant, appropriate colors, enhancing the overall decoration of the room. The second reason is equally crucial — most aquarists aim to maintain healthy, thriving plants in their tanks. Plants require light for 10-12 hours daily to support photosynthesis, the natural process through which they convert inorganic compounds into organic substances essential for their survival. Thus, selecting the right light ensures that the aquarium is both beautiful and conducive to plant growth. The LEDs in the LEDDY TUBE SUNNY module emit light with a color temperature of 7000 K, creating favorable conditions for aquarium plants and ensuring accurate color representation of all aquatic inhabitants. How much light does an aquarium need? The light requirement for an aquarium depends on the types of plants you intend to cultivate. They can be categorized into three groups based on their light needs: Group I – shade-tolerant species, such as “pelia,” mosses, and anubias. Group II – moderately light-loving species, such as tiger lotus, ludwigia, and small-leaved bacopa. Group III – high light-demanding species, like cabomba and “glossostigma.” The lighting power needed per liter of water in the aquarium is typically measured. For LED lamps suitable for low-light plants, a minimum of 0.15-0.2 W per liter is conventionally recommended. Moderately demanding plants require 0.25-0.4 W/l, while those that are high-light species may need as much as 0.5-0.7 W/l. The "day" in the aquarium can occur at virtually any time of day. If the tank is located far from windows and relies solely on artificial light, the lighting schedule can be flexible. It is best to align it with your preferences and the times you are usually home (e.g., “dawn” at 3 PM and “dusk” at 1 AM). This way, you can enjoy the beauty of your personal “slice of the underwater world” whenever you desire.
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