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SKU: DMR-12022
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Slim 45 II
€141.99
The Chihiros WRGB Slim II is a slim LED light for planted aquariums. Its RGB LEDs combine red, green and blue in one LED and are controlled with the Chihiros app from a smartphone or tablet. The light is meant for open aquariums. The Slim 45 II suits aquariums from 45 cm long and the Slim 90 II aquariums from 90 cm long.
The Chihiros WRGB Slim II is a slim LED light for planted aquariums. Its RGB LEDs combine red, green and blue in one LED and are controlled with the Chihiros app from a smartphone or tablet.
The light is meant for open aquariums. The Slim 45 II suits aquariums from 45 cm long and the Slim 90 II aquariums from 90 cm long.
The Slim 45 II measures 434 × 128 × 15 mm and has 30 LEDs, a luminous flux of 1800 lm and a power of 35 W. The Slim 90 II measures 884 × 128 × 15 mm, has 60 LEDs, gives 3600 lm and draws 69 W. In the app you can build a light profile and a recurring daily routine and adjust each colour channel separately.
According to the product data, the light is not intended for use under sealed lids, as water vapour may cause corrosion. It can be used together with a cover panel.
The set includes a controller and brackets for the edge of the tank.
Items come from the supplier's warehouse (supplier 5–10 plus carrier 1–3 business days).
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Equipment5 min
Choosing aquarium lighting step by step: open tank or a tank with a lid, tank length, LED modules for a cover, light control and a night light.

Equipment4 min
How to choose aquarium light for plants: LED lamp, a photoperiod of about 8 hours, low, medium and high light demand of plants and the link with CO2.

Beginners2 min
A step-by-step guide for beginners: choosing a tank, the equipment you need, substrate, plants, and cycling the aquarium before adding fish.