Lighting my 40G, ?s about 120W dimmable LEDs

My non dimmables (2 of the TT 120W's) do well on my 125long.

All my corals are doing well and thriving!

I wish I would have got the dimmable ones to bring out the blue a little more, but Oh well.

 

24led rapidled set up will be roughly 280. thats for 120watts dimmable

that light is 165 watts for 199, but back ordered. plus no DIY value.

seems like a great deal though

 

dont forget the 2yr warranty!

 

very true. any forum guys have any pictures of this light in action?

 

There are some on this forum. I'm politely asking you do a search ;-)

 

sorry i know i could of done a search i was just unaware if there was a particular member that you knew of that helped in making your decision.

 

well there is a whole thread about the taotronics fixture. the just the other day someone posted this one with the rgb added colors.

 

awesome. thanks man

 

Watts are essentially a meaningless value when it comes to coral these days. When you looked at the DIY, did you include the heat sink and dimmable accesories? in your estimate? 24 bulbs seems a little light, but I honestly have no idea. DIY comes with Cree diodes, which are top of the line they say, but I hear Bridgelux is good too. I like the idea of diy, its just a little out of my price range for a first time led unit. The rgb unit will arrive in roughly 2.5 weeks from order, according to the guys email.

 

http://www.3reef.com/forums/led-aquarium-lighting/my-personal-taotronics-review-132104.html

http://www.3reef.com/forums/led-aquarium-lighting/rgb-dimmable-led-like-taotronics-136100.html

http://www.3reef.com/forums/led-aqu...e-review-diy-light-hanger-our-75g-135310.html

http://www.3reef.com/forums/led-aqu...-pictures-review-taotronics-led-133882-6.html

http://www.3reef.com/forums/led-aquarium-lighting/chinese-120w-leds-my-first-review-131959.html