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25-02-2009, 07:17 PM | #81 |
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Lite up after installation
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25-02-2009, 07:19 PM | #82 |
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Another picture of the completed DIY LED panel (JBJ 24G Nano Cube)
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25-02-2009, 07:19 PM | #83 |
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The room where the LED panel was tested
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25-02-2009, 07:21 PM | #84 |
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Below is the lux reading before the modification to LED.That is 72 watt of PLC light
Left Top Rear 250 lux Left Bottom Rear 200 lux Left Top Front 550 lux Left Bottom Front 320 lux Right Top Rear 70 lux Right Bottom Rear 30 lux Right Top Front 30 lux Right Bottom Front 150 lux We will take lux measurments again after installing back the hood |
25-02-2009, 07:22 PM | #85 |
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The LED light panel is install back on the JBJ 24 G nano cube.
Some reading was taken. |
25-02-2009, 07:23 PM | #86 |
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The tank light up by LED
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25-02-2009, 07:24 PM | #87 |
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The tank light up by 4 P1 blue LED as moon light
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25-02-2009, 07:25 PM | #88 |
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The lux reading before and after the modification to LED.That is 72 watt of PLC light
Left Top Rear 250 lux 460 lux Left Bottom Rear 200 lux 200 lux Left Top Front 550 lux 440 lux Left Bottom Front 320 lux 240 lux Right Top Rear 70 lux 380 lux Right Bottom Rear 30 lux 150 lux Right Top Front 30 lux 63 lux Right Bottom Front 150 lux 188 lux Red is reading using LED . |
25-02-2009, 07:27 PM | #89 |
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Comments From the Owner
Sherman, My octopus(frogspwan) did not melt under the LED. Instead it has shown good expansion similar to exposure to sunlight from the windows in addition to the PC lights. Definitely very promising. My chiller kick frequency has been greatly reduced too. T |
25-02-2009, 07:29 PM | #90 |
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Beside the main tank aquarium lite are there other areas in our home
where electrical bill can be save? Even in our aquarium beside our main tank lite our sump is also consuming a lot of electrical energy. Or denitrator,our phosphate reactor and our sump lite all are consuming electrical energy to help our tank reduce NO3 and PO4. Can we reduce NO3 and PO4 and light up the sump with less energy? |
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