Aqua One StripGlo Sunlight LED 26W 120cm

Aqua One StripGlo LED lighting range features an aesthetic slimline design with a sturdy lightweight aluminium casing that provides optimal lighting conditions to suit your aquarium.

The StripGlo provides full control over the spectrum and intensity of your light with the touch of a button.

Features & Benefits:

• Slimline design, creating a modern look for your aquarium
• Intensity adjustment with multiple channels for greater control of lighting effects
• Dimmable function on all 3 channels
• Energy efficient LEDs produce more light for less power than fluorescent
• 3 light settings
• Adjustable mounting brackets to suit a variety of tank sizes
• Silicone coated LED panel for a high level of water resistance
• Low voltage
• Sturdy lightweight aluminium casing

26W LED/120cm, Suitable for freshwater aquariums

• Par 45
• 10469 Degrees Kelvin
• 1693 Lux
• For Tanks 119-127cm Long
• Warranty 1Year

• Creates an aesthetically pleasing aquarium enhancing the colours of fish and ornaments.

• LED lighting provides long term cost saving benefits due to a longer lifespan compared with traditional fluorescent tube replacements.

Wattage: 26W Total

Number of LED Strips: 3

Light Length approx 117cm

Suitable for: Coldwater & Tropical

The EcoGlo LED light unit provides an energy efficient alternative to traditional T8 fluorescent light units. The combination of white and blue LED’s used in the EcoGlo creates an aesthetically pleasing aquarium enhancing the colours of fish and ornaments

PAR (Photosynthetically Active Radiation) is an important starting point to estimate light energy for photosynthetic
aquarium needs. It is the spectral range of solar light from 400 to 700 nanometres that is generally accepted as
required by plants and other single-celled algae that live in tissue of animals such as coral, clams and anemones.
Kelvin Rating in lighting assists in defining the colour temperature of a bulb – Colour temperatures above 55000K
are cooler colours (such as green-blue). In comparison, lower colour temperatures such as 30000K are warmer
colours (such as yellow-red).
LUX Rating is a measure of the intensity of light – 1 LUX = 1 Lumen per metre2.