Is it possible to use LED lights in aquarium and water plants?
LED, I was in use, 60*30*36 super white macrocephalum grass with 5630 kinds of cylinder lamp 3, each 12W long is very good, with the CO2 photosynthetic bubble finally underlined, with more than 2 months
LED has no advantage in terms of energy or price. Just to win in beauty. However, there are many mainstream water lamp at presentThe appearance of the.
The same 90W LED lights and you use the 90W T5ho tube, which energy consumption is small? Just like asking a pound of iron and a pound of cotton, which is the same weight problem.
Raise grass, of course, can use LED lights, and now the latest LED, to achieve the growth of water and light, and the advantages of LED lights have been mentioned by friends, but the LED lamp grass is definitely not the mainstream. The reasons are as followsSunlight has spectrum, and the growth of water plants takes three kinds of light: green, blue and red. The proportion is about 4:2:1. ?We use the current energy-saving lamps are three color tubes, is the red green and blue light mixing.If you want to use LED to raise water, you must be installed according to the proportion of these light sources, and ensure uniform distribution, that is to sayYou need to customize your LED lights.The Watts, not to say that the LED is bright enough to be able to use the water on the growth of lamp wattage requirement still exists. The conventional requirements per liter of water to negative grass is not less than 0.55W, with a 60x45x45 cylinder to calculate sand to 100 litres of water at least 55W lightThe energy of each LED lamp can provide in almost 0.8-1.5W according to the range, you must be fitted with at least 36 lamp bulbJust enough to keep the shade plants, if you want to keep the turf, not less than 0.9W per liter of water can also be 100 litres of 90W lightAt least 60 beads. And these beads according to the proportion of three color uniform arrangement. You'll find the bigger the cylinder, with the LED lightThe more quantity you need.
