Depends. Takes some $$'s to light a 200gal deep tank.
To be sure your dimensions (sorry translating to US) 70.8" long, 21.6" wide and 31.5" deep.
Starting with pucks of roughly symmetrical lights you need ones that roughly cover a 21.6X21.6" space.
So 3 or 4 "pucks".
At 200gal best to go at least 2 W of led/gallon especially considering the depth and need for like at least 59PAR at the substrate. 100 would be better.
And generally also best to go with some decent lensing in the 90-ish range to punch deep.
Not an absolute necessity but just makes things a bit easier.
Easiest selection would be 2 GHL Mitras 7006'stotal for lights $1488 Euros on sale.
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Pretty much the Mercedes of aquarium lights.
Now first off though need confirmation on tank size and also any opaque cross braces.
In the above it would matter in choosing 7004's over 7006's
The Yugo version would be a bunch of cheap daylight led flood lights.
Like 2 2 packs for a total of $80
Amazon product ASIN B09HZCXFXTLINK keeps changing.. so not sure what you see but look for NATPOW 100W flood light at Amazon UK.
for better color or red color you could go lower K temp but generally don't go below 4000k unless you like a more "yellow" look.
In between 2 Micmol Thor G4 Pro for a total of $1000-ish US.
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Yea some are 120 degrees but just planning on using brute force..