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Marineland is the world's leading brand of innovative equipment and environments for consumers wishing to create the ultimate aquatic showcase. Marineland LED Aquarium Light provides beautiful illumination for any aquarium. The white LEDs create a shimmering light that mimics the natural underwater effects of sunlight - and now they're 25% brighter compared to previous model white LEDs. Enjoy your aquarium in the evening and at night by switching to the soft, blue night light effect mode. Our LED Aquarium Light can be used with tanks up to 30 inches long. Use with a glass canopy - includes rubber feet to minimize slipping. With its slim design, shimmer effects and colors, cool operating temperatures and low cost to operate, LED lighting is fast becoming the favorite for both freshwater and saltwater aquarium owners. Marineland LED lighting systems create endless opportunities for your aquarium.
SKU | 1556614 |
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Primary Brand | Marineland |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Personalized Item flag | No |
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Length | 11 IN |
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Height | .75 IN |
Width | 4 IN |
1 year performance warranty.
1) Part identification: AC low voltage adapter plug, LED light bar, rubber feet (4). 2) A. Attach 4 rubber feet to LED light bar. Peel and stick in position. B. Place LED light bar over a glass or plastic aquarium cover. 3) A. Attach AC adapter plug into jack on LED light bar. B. Plug into power outlet. Make"drip loop" for safety. C. Slide light switch left to turn on all LEDs, white and blue. Right to turn on only blue LEDs. To the middle to turn off all LEDs.
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Good product, bit overpriced
DmD123
12 years ago
I have this light built in to the new hood made by Marineland. It light up my 29...
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Technology for a price but not the quality
btdt
12 years ago
They say up to a 30inch tank.....If it was 4 inches wide and 3 inches deep. It d...
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