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Twinstar Light V Pro 600EA
€190.99
The Twinstar Light V Pro 600EA (E-Line V Pro) is an LED light for planted aquariums whose colours and brightness are set in a smartphone app. Advanced Spectrum V3.0 combines six-colour RGB LEDs with plant-growth LEDs and covers 400–780 nm. The light is designed for aquariums up to 70 cm long.
The Twinstar Light V Pro 600EA (E-Line V Pro) is an LED light for planted aquariums whose colours and brightness are set in a smartphone app. Advanced Spectrum V3.0 combines six-colour RGB LEDs with plant-growth LEDs and covers 400–780 nm.
The light is designed for aquariums up to 70 cm long.
It delivers 3000 lm, draws 49 W and measures 58 × 10 × 15 cm. In the manufacturer's measurement the 600E V gives 300 µmol/m²/s at 20 cm, and most aquatic plants grow well at 150–250 µmol/m²/s, according to the manufacturer.
With the LightControl Pro controller and the Twinstar app (iOS and Android) you can set each colour channel separately, a timer, and sunrise and sunset of up to 60 minutes. The 25-day Light Planner raises brightness gradually when a new aquarium is set up, and Boost Mode adds up to 20% more light, according to the manufacturer.
The light comes with the LightControl Pro controller.
| Power | 49 W |
|---|---|
| Luminous flux | 3000 lm |
| Aquarium length | ≤ 70 cm |
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