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Hi i just got one given to me If it looses power will it have to be set up again ? Plus to set it i have to physically turn it on at the time i want it to come on ? Would a smart plug be a better option as that remembers settings if power is lost Running pressurised Co2 on a timer so im...

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https://led.me.uk/led-ceiling-lights/ip66 This looks interesting Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Any pics Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've bought lights from them and been pleased with them Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

How did you make the light fitting ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What have you decided on using ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

BarryH what have you decided on ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It's such a wasteful process and the whole industry is based on death, otherwise there would be no need to keep importing fish Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Came across this by a connection on LinkedIn Doesn't say much but what do you think of it's potential over an aquarium ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've seen how boxes of fish are handled and I'm still amazed that there are few DOA's Let me know if you work out how to ship them in one piece Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That sounds more light a dare [emoji51] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Good old bubble wrap works well Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just can't get them here in UK at that price Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Are you taking the lid and surround off Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've watched a few videos on YouTube where they build some great lights but it's beyond me at moment, as my knowledgable of electronics is limited I guess it's like anything the more you spend the better the product will be and the more control you will have over it So starting with a cheap...

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Just had a nosey in there and they have dimmable 6500k led bulbs - screw in , bayonet, for £3.49 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Home bargains do 10 watt led flood lights at £5 each Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Home Bargains £5 led security light Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks for your concern Lighting is not required to have a plug fitted unless it's a portable item i.e. Table lamp They are to be wired directly by a competent person Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes electrical danger There's no plug on it either so I'd put a sticker on it too Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

They have some very cheap glass bowls for £3 (I think) so you could set up a Wabu-Kusa for less than £10 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

They say 6400k Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hi all thought you I'd let you know that a very cheap light is available on the high street I've bought 2 but no plans for them yet [emoji23] Cheaper than eBay plus they are white not silver A loyalty/business card for scale Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Which make E27 bulb ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Sorry they do a 6000k version that I was meant to link too [emoji23] Regards Dean

Hi Been trawling through web looking at lights as you do [emoji23] Came across these from a company I've used before What'd I you think of them ? http://www.lightingever.co.uk/12v-dimmable-under-cabinet-lighting-ww.html Regards Dean

Hi my friend has just bought a 5.2.2 tank on oak cabinet from Maidenhead (spoilt git) He wants to go high tech What led lighting would you recommend ? Regards Dean

These are very slim Regards Dean

http://www.lightingever.co.uk/20w-super-bright-led-flood-lights-dw.html Regards Dean

Look at led garden security spot lights for a cheap solution Regards Dean

I've just ordered two from you link [emoji106][emoji106] Just downloading the banggood app then I'll search for power supply Thank you very much for the help and info Is there a diy section to add builds and experiments Regards Dean

So this is not going to work as a dimmer ? Regards Dean

Seller says that they can't be dimmed But video clearly shows they can I may try some just for the fun I use metal racking that has all metal shelves so just stick them to underside and job should be a good one Any suggestions for cheap but not explosive power supply [emoji23] Regards Dean

I found this video Thought it was on point for this thread Regards Dean

If anyone can show me what to buy to run these ill give it a go Regards Dean

They caught my eye after I bought an Aquael shrimp tank with the new Leddy light that is the same type of LED Regards Dean

They are so cheap on eBay less than £4 for two Regards Dean

Anyone tried these type of lights ? What would I need to buy to be able to use them Could they be dimmed ? Regards Dean

Could you drill the heat sink and put cables through ? That way they be further from the water ? Cover joints with silicone on the face to waterproof them ? I've never made one but would like to try Regards Dean

Zozo thanks for the idea but a shelf is not practical over my particular tank as it is a corner tank Trigon 350

No idea I'm sure one of the geniuses on here will be able to say if it's possible or not

http://www.lightingever.co.uk/30w-super-bright-led-flood-lights-dw.html Regards Dean

Looking to make a frame to support an LED garden spot light over my trigon 350 Have you made one or seen one anywhere ? Please show me or post links Regards Dean

Good luck We expect to see all your photos Good or bad Regards Dean

Tripod (tripe) Don't leave it in automatic mode otherwise you will never learn how to use it Have a play with the WB White Balance it can make or break your photos Regards Dean

I guess the problem is the law in countries like China etc How is a small business owner going to be able to prosecute a large factory for IP theft It's just not going to be practical. We all like bargains and the Internet has opened opened up many markets for buyers which in general could be...

It's is frustrating that we can buy stuff for £1 and it comes all the way from China yet we can't even send something small to the next town for the same price It's no wonder we buy everything possible from them Regards Dean

That's a decent result Regards Dean

So I don't think the sellers first language is English [emoji23] I've asked for both lights to be replaced Regards Dean

Yes it's a "shonky" connection and the ground or earth wire is not connected It's just slack workers the earth wire has the the attachment all that had to be done was to put it under one of the body screws I have no idea why there's joins in wires that are about 3inches long [emoji33]...

I bought two of these lights from eBay from a uk seller I awaiting their reaction

I just don't find aquarium lights especially the bar types very visually appealing Plus it's a trigon 350 corner tank so straight bars look odd against the front bowed glass

Is it possible for one of the more knowledgeable members or a mod to move all the pics etc of non aquarium lights being used to one new thread ?

Please post some pics or s video

Can you post some pics or even a video

The 20w look slim where you get them

Love to see some pics

I'm not prepared to spend what Kessil want [emoji23] I've seen Greenfingers lights which have the desired effect but don't look that nice in a lounge

Hi all I want your ideas for a different light to go over my tank I don't want the usual led bars I want something with more style Perhaps something that's been adapted Have any of you seen anything or are using anything yourself ?

Martin have the lights arrived ?

Which ones do you use ?

http://m.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/art/70291232/ Well don't think you will find a cheaper light Just need to buy a usb plug in any £1 shop and plus it onto a timer

Hi all my juwel lights gave out for the second time! so I searched for an alternative and found that these Interpet led lights can be retro fitted to the underside of the existing lights [emoji1] so I bought two for my trigon 350 corner tank I didn't like them underneath the existing footings...

Very interesting thread I've been looking at vids on YouTube but not found out enough info to try a DIY light yet

I want to remove the built in lids and lighting, but on the tightest budget possible what can you suggest, not got high light plants, it's low tech setup, different kinds of ferns and moss

I went into a hydroponics place today looking for clay balls hydroleca and what an experience that was, totally forgot what I went in for after 2 minutes head was spinning

Yes I thought that or perhaps it would work well on a deep tank

Look at this on eBay: 120 WATT LED GROWLIGHT http://bit.ly/Wh2oQD

No par info on the box :-( Well I thought I set up the tank to suit the light. Thanks people :-)

re-vamping my 20 litres so ive bought an LED light its the Beamswork clip on it has 33 HQ led,s 27 x 10000K DAYLIGHT & 6 460NM Actinic

How much did it cost ?

Where do Lumens come into it :-)

That's great Im sick in bed and got it :-) Just need bulb makers to put PAR info on the bulb and life's good until then it's trial and error :-(

No. Use any light you want. The plants will figure it out. OMG now thats confusing I've heard people talk to trees but plants can figure out lighting when it gives me a headache :-) Ceg can you explain this to a thicko like me or is there an idiot proof simplified thread somewhere?

The more I read about light the more confused I get :x Kelvins are irrelevant? :jawdrop Par is what matters? :roll:

Hi all I was wondering if I could use a cheap light fitting and bulbs off the shelf from a supermarket? If so what do I need to look for in a bulb?

You can buy replacement end caps but you will also need to replace the starter unit looking at aprox £30 if you DIY it

I don't want to limit myself to low light species If need be I can build an inline Co2 reactor and all the tanks will receive it via the return pump I was thinking that if I had metal halide etc then high light plants in the top tank and low light in the bottom ones Would this work? Which...

I want to grow plants in them all

Hi all i have seen the light and want to grow plants in all my tanks along one side of my fishhouse, previously ive had it as a fish only centralised system and the room receive natural daylight from a small south facing window in the end gable and 3x65 watt tubes down the centre aisle...