Costa
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Are all commercially available led lights (Philips etc) dimmable?
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Has anyone tried LED bulbs such as Philips for lighting their tank?
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zozo
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Probably not
, it has a price tag, the dimmable once need a dimmable driver.. Non dimmable will be cheaper, i guess Philips etc. also likes to serve the public that doesn't need a dimmable.Thus its a spec to look out or ask for..
Costa
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hitmanx
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At least here in Canada, most par38 led bulbs seem to be dimmable...
My bulbs are 37in or 94cm above the substrate and they are dimmed to 55%... anything more and I have algae, but I don't run co2... one of these days I will get a PAR metre to measure...
My bulbs are 37in or 94cm above the substrate and they are dimmed to 55%... anything more and I have algae, but I don't run co2... one of these days I will get a PAR metre to measure...
hitmanx
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Have you see this one yet..
BTW your F. Pumila seems to grow rather well!? Looks nice..
The Ficus pumila indeed grows well in this setup... I have to constantly trim it back, but unfortunately the roots are a real magnet for detritus...
Filip Krupa
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I must say.
I love cheap chinese GU10 LEDs
I love cheap chinese GU10 LEDs
