Lumi Lite Pro Strip LED Lights are perfect as a stand-alone lighting system for soft and low light corals, but works great as an accent light for T5 or metal halide lighting systems. Each strip LED includes a set of tank mounting legs, but also a set of universal mounting brackets that that can connect to a variety of lighting fixtures, but work very well with ATI Sunpower T5 Lights. Using powerful and efficient COB LEDs the lights provide excellent color rendition and while casting an awesome shimmer.
Reef Brite's Lumi Lite Pro models include two banks of LEDs for better coverage and also two independent channels that can be dimmed with the included in-line dimming system that will remember the settings after a power cycle. Using a single outlet and power supply, you get two channels of control to tune the perfect intensity for your tanks inhabitants.
Actinic Blue - A deep blue that helps bring out the fluorescent in corals and other inhabitants while promoting growth. It is perfect as an accent light to any T5 or metal halide lighting system or works great with the 50/50 models as a stand-alone lighting system.
50/50 - An even blend of alternating Actinic Blue and White LEDs. These are great for FOWLR aquarium or even low light demanding coral reef tanks. The dual channel control system lets you adjust the overall intensity of the blue and white LEDs and pairs very nicely with either the Actinic Blue or Plantlyte Lumi Lites.
Plantlyte - Great for refugiums or planted tanks, providing the necessary spectrum for plant growth and health while still retaining their natural colors. You can adjust the overall temperature of the light output with the dual channel control system, letting you tune the light for the best growth and health for your plants or algae.
Specifications:
Dimensions - 2.4" W x 0.5" H
Power Cord - >8'
What's Included?
1x Lumi Lite LED Strip Fixture
2x Inline Dimmers
1x Y-Connector
1x Power Supply
2x Tank Mounting Legs
2x Universal Mounting Brackets
| SKU | 211821OB |
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