Pawfly 11W Aquarium LED Light for 12 to 18 Inch Fish Tanks Extendable Fish Tank Light with Full Spectrum Brilliant White Blue Red Lights with Daytime & Night Modes and Adjustable Brightness
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Description
- Full Spectrum: The fish tank light contains 6500 K white light, 450 nm blue light and 660 nm red light. LUX: 2500; PAR: 55; CRI: 90. The vivid lights can reproduce the real colors of objects to relieve the visual fatigue, and thus improve the comfort of the environment.
- 2 Lighting Modes: Short press the M button repeatedly on the fish tank light to switch between daytime and night modes. Hold the M button for 3 seconds to turn all lights off. Simulate natural sunrise and sunset to energize your fish and give them a sound sleep.
- 6 Intensity Levels: Daytime Mode (all lights are on): Press the W button to control the brightness of white and red lights and press the B button to control that of the blue light. Night Mode (only blue light is on): Press the B button to adjust the luminance.
- For 12″ to 18″ Tanks: With an extendable bracket (min length: up to 11.5″; max length: up to 20″), the LED aquarium light always stays steady on the fish tank. Work best on tanks of 12 to 18 inches long.
- Heavy-duty Design: FCC-certified aquarium light. The clear board is strictly sealed with silicone to keep out moisture or droplets. Solid aluminum shell can accelerate heat dissipation. The long-lasting bulbs and ETL-certified adapter ensure safe and continuous lighting.
