LED's for 210ga

Honestly, I think that might be a little short!

 

Well on their website they say the 16" value line led can light a 36" area with sps in the middle and lesser light corals on the ends....So if a 16" fixture can light that wouldn't a 24" work even better?



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Hold on.....I was thinking it was an 8 ft tank for some reason. Yeah, it should cover fine. That's only 6 inches of overlap on each end.

 

Yeah it's a 6ft tank

 

Do they say somewhere the suggested coverage of the larger units?

 

Mine covers 8 inches on each end with no optics. 32" fixture on 48" tank

 

So 2 of those would easily do a an 8ft tank.

 

On a 210, you would be looking at 3 16" fixtures with 90 degree optics, or 2 32s with the same optics.