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There are also LED lamps for aquarium: now the teconologia of high efficiency LEDs entered by force in any area ... and with remarkable results even in the aquarium! The LEDs consume little, have a wide range of color temperatures (in the aquarium is important) and they last a long time, at least twice a neon tube "normal".
I've met a couple of the best stocked shops in aquariums, aquariums with centalina and complete LED lighting, and the cost was not prohibitive, very close to the cost of a T5 system of medium quality.
Instead, the ELOS has a beautiful ceiling in the list with 18 LEDs, the ELOS E-LITE with ONLY 64 WATT consumption and emission of light comparable to a 150 watt metal halide lamp!
The color temperature is 10,000 ° Kelvin. He presented Interzoo Nuremberg this year and I must say that is very pleasing to the eye, small but not too flashy nor invisible ... absolutely proportionate to the System Mini for example, with the tank almost cube 43x43x40 (h) cm, short makes his light and his beautiful picture above the aquarium.
The price is about 550 €, not low even compared to innovation in design and technology, let us say at once, in line with the Elos products in general, following a business strategy similar to that of the ADA, ranking among the voluntarily products "luxury" in view of the aquarium. The Mini System whole, complete system for a mini reef and through, is 1200 price list.
I've also read conflicting info on how to address pollution ... why always the most common rationale is that if something consumes less then it is more eco-logical, greener, more green. Is not so simple ... you have to see the entire product as it is built, with such technical and expenditures of energy, then where else will need to be replaced in the future, creating pollution "e".
28 comments for "Elos E-Lite ceiling lamp, LED lamp for aquariums"
Just a note to point out that the E-lite 64w ...
And in any case, the LEDs are definitely the future, it's just a matter of time ...
Danilo
http://www.DaniReef.com
Thank you for clarification, Danilo, consumption is VERY important.
Send me a link to the card on one of the sites ELOS? I am struggling to retrieve it ...
The material has been published in the forum ... find something in here:
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If you need more please ask
Danilo
http://www.DaniReef.com
Danilo apologizes ... but then the ELOS does not have a tab of this product? It is not for sale either in conjunction with the System Mini?
Because I just read around various news ... even with different wattages, but there is nothing official to refer to?
These data are official, what you write is Official
The product is sold both separately (but not at this time on the Internet) in conjunction with the mini system.
Consumption is 64w officer, tend to be 18 3 watt LED, then 54w + power circuit and control.
Danilo
http://www.DaniReef.com
Excuse the question but being a beginner but with the passion of aquariums ........ but the high brightness LEDs are well suited to the mini reef? is not that rocks and other reef abbitanti risentino it? ribandisco which I am a newbie and I have no doubts in 'buy this tool
certain that the people suffer ... in postivo!
with the response I've taken a doubt that I grieved for a long time ....... Monday I will start a new reef nache if they are still undecided on litraggio again thanks a lot
Hello I just wanted to make a note on the leds I do not think they get to 10,000 K LED has a color temperature so high, maxes out at 5,500 kelvins
Hello Christian ...
place that the number expressed in degrees Kelvin is nothing more than the mean of the distribution of the various color temperatures, said in a simple manner, the value of 10,000 ° K is absolutely measured.
Then it must be said that this could not say too much on the light itself, just because it's about an average, and in fact different lamps but always ax degrees kelvin very often give very different results.
Danilo
prejudice I took Lighting from 1 ceiling with white 64led 40 each and a 2.5 w 24 2.2 w the blue a total of 1 x 150w absorption "excluded the alim." how many lamp hqi you could compare in your opinion? ? Thank you.
mmmm, maybe someone more versed can help ... but a priori it is difficult to do a comparison, also because it makes little sense, as even the HQI lamps are not all alike, but also changes the wattage change the lumens per watt bulb to bulb.
You could check how much Nicola lumens (or another index of "brightness") are the individual LEDs, then multiply, and you know how "powerful" your new ceiling, and after you do some comparison, if you really want.
Hello! LEDs are coming to 20000 ° kea 500 lumens! but hard to find in Europe .. order them directly in touch CHINA.
I would use a ceiling light led to a sea of 180 liters:
the lamp has the following characteristics:
7600 lumens, 10000K 86 watts of power consumption. It can fully replace a halide (150-250?) For medisimo litraggio?
How many lumens emits a 150 watt HQI?
Lastly, I supplement with actinic light of what kind? There are LEDs that emit in this frequency? I need to integrate with blue light?
Thanks Raffaele
The lumens are not many, but on a 180-liter I would say enough. Integrerei but with the blue lights, 10,000 kelvin are not sufficient to enhance the blue fluorescence of some corals, would be a shame to do without it. You could then also make a nice effect dawn-dusk.
Thanks for the reply, but I wonder if I adopted two fixtures with the features mentioned above would double the luemen but colre temperature would remain the same right? So do not change the kelvin potento how can I do to esaltre the blue fluorescence of some corals remaining within the LED? It can be done?
Thanks Raffaele
Frankly, the LED still know little, but if you double the lumens plafo 2 mountains but do not change the degrees kelvin, that's for sure.
But you can mount a single fixture, and this bind one or two bulbs t5 blue or other blue LEDs separated.
In fact, note that if your 7600 lumen develops it does so with 10k kelvin, kelvin if you increase the lumen then drops a lot (that is, light perceived by the human eye).
I probably will do the opposite, having a plafo t5, in the next few days I have to figure out how to add a little 'blue and probably the best solution is led through, perhaps with fingers ready to be glued to the lamp side.
But the same arguments that are made for the LED lighting on the marine environment, can also be made for the cake? I am about to start an aquarium where I want to put many plants but do not know if you can use the LED, the material that I am not against the light spectrum of the LED with the marine and the freshwater ...
Surely the LEDs are also fine in fresh water, only that the question is interesting because I do not have info on the spectrum of the LED for sale. There is talk of kelvin, which are the "color", but the rest is rare to find something.
At the moment I only have this link, which I held to deepen the weekend: http://www.americanaquariumproducts.com/Aquarium_Lighting.html
Designing an LED fixture think is bullshit because when you know the voltage and optimal current of the LED, is a moment to calculate the few components that we want (or ready to find a circuit that integrates even sunrise and sunset or something like that ). To understand is the type or types of LEDs to be used as the spectrum is the important thing ... Another problem to be solved is the heating of the LEDs on that but I would un'ideuzza very interesting ..
remember that comments are moderated ... so be patient, I first read them all!
The problem is precisely led! The ceiling light and only the container ... the emission spectrum, the color temperature are never indicated with precision, for example as it emits a LED "white" to 10000K and 490nm as in for example? Voltage and current optimum mean nothing! We also see this ... the usual ideuzza dissipaore extruded aluminum? Perhaps associated with a fan?
Raffaele
prejudice to all .. I never scrittto in a blog .. are almost excited ..
coming to the point: I am an electrical engineer and design small LED ceiling is not difficult because I have two additions to shed light in dark areas of my small freshwater aquarium, I would FERVI see the photos but do not know how ..
the plants seem to like below, I used one-watt LEDs each and there are problems of heat dissipation (in fact I sealed ceiling of lexan) but not the best solution, I mean, the spectrum of light is very White .. there are special LED made by Osram, which are used by the Vitrea who have the right spectrum but have a prohibitive cost! and a minimum number to order you around the hundreds of thousands! I know because I have exchanged many chats with the owners of the vitreous, which is based near my home.
The fixtures are both beautiful to look at and functional, there are also varying color LED to "adjust" the spectrum and enhance certain colors in the ocean that is the sweet.
have a top range with a touch screen for control of schedules, predetermined lengths of light, sunrises and sunsets of all possible colors, lunar cycles and so on and so forth for an aquarium of about 400 liters come around 2500 euros!
they reduce the fuel consumption of one third of the fee in hqi and a neon or no maintenance for at least 15 years, which on balance would take you to save a little bit, but ... to make the initial investment!! (I have heard though that they sat down to make Lising also on aquariums, bah!)
that's all! I hope that we can be of help! and if you look here
http://www.vitrea.it/index.php
Do you have an idea!
Thanks Luke, very interesting. And if you have photos to show today and in the future, you can send them to info@acquariando.info so I can republish any post in a
Hello everyone, I have created a ceiling light led, in practice, I've modified an old woman, who had two fluorescent ceiling light, and I put on, the 24 white LEDs Cree, 10000 k, and 8 blue LEDs of the rebel. The intensity of 'light seems strong, and even the colors vengno very vivid. But I have only recently entered corals, and now I'm trying to figure out if and 'sufficient for these choirs, while the soft seem to be very good, and also seems to be in excellent Euphyllia condizzioni.
The realization and 'was pretty easy, I used two 700mA constant current power supply 60W for white LEDs and a 28 W for blue LEDs, and I put on and in series, then I aggunto cooling fans above.
Now we'll vederei results, it is still a new field of aquariums, hopefully good.
Hello everyone, I have created a ceiling light led, in practice, I've modified an old woman, who had two fluorescent ceiling light, and I put on, the 24 white LEDs Cree, 10000 k, and 8 blue LEDs of the rebel. The intensity of 'light seems strong, and even the colors vengno very vivid. But I have only recently entered corals, and now I'm trying to figure out if and 'sufficient for these choirs, while the soft seem to be very good, and also seems to be in excellent Euphyllia condizzioni.
The realization and 'was pretty easy, I used two 700mA constant current power supply 60W for white LEDs and a 28 W for blue LEDs, and I put on and in series, then I aggunto cooling fans above.
Now we'll vederei results, it is still a new field of aquariums, hopefully good.
Oh I forgot, someone I can 'help as I can delete that layer and brown that is' made in front of the sand, and 'normal' cause I did a DSB by 12 cm? will go away when the dsb will be fully matured?
Hello, thanks.
but how many months you've been waiting for the maturation of the DSB, before introducing animals? I seem normal brown algae that should disappear ... assuming that the chemical conditions, then the correct values of the water.
Forgive me if I repeat myself ... I am going to buy a new tank of 120 cm bed through a lamp (new and presented in Nuremberg 2010) ultra thin neon t5 54W 10 each. I would like to know, even in private not to advertise, how can I solve (what brand and what type) to replace the lamp that I'm purchasing a LED. I understand that the first to be affected, positively, have our pockets to save power. But do you think the various animals grow in the same way as a normal fluorescent t5? Thanks for the reply and hope to find the product I am looking for here, the only one who will be sorry my friend retailer of aquariums.
Hello and see you soon
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