Jebao ML-60 Marine Led Light (for Reef Aquarium Fish Tank)

Description

Jebao ML Series : Brilliantly illuminate freshwater and marine aquarium.
Control: Smart Wifi+AP model.
Product Description:
Jebao Smart Marine light ML-60 is a professional lighting for a marine aquarium or other water tank. The lamp is equipped with LED technology, which allows you to adjust the intensity and color of the light and also has the function of automatically adjusting the lighting to the time of day, which allow you to create a suitable environment for sea corals and animals. The lamp is controlled via the application and offers a light output of 60W with small dimensions.

Specifications:

Power: 60W
Number of LEDs: 21 ( 4 x cold white, 5 x royal blue, 4 x blue, 2 x purple, 2 x ultraviolet, 2 x green, 2 x red)
Dimensions of the lamp: 21 x 15 cm
Frame dimensions: Both parts adjustable from 20-30cm
Lamp color: Black

Brand:
‎Jebao

Special Feature:
‎Color Changing

Light Source Type:
‎LED

Material:
‎Plastic

Controller Type:
‎iOS, Android

Theme:
‎Fish

Connectivity Technology:
‎Wi-Fi

Included Components:
‎Light and mounting kits

Number of Items:
‎1

Manufacturer:
‎Jebao

Part Number:
‎AL/ML

Item model number:
‎AL/ML

Special Features:
‎Color Changing

Light Direction:
‎Adjustable

Jebao ML-60 marine LED for nano and small reef tanks in SG

The ML-60 is the compact 60W member of Jebao’s ML series, and we point nano and small reef keepers towards it when they want full app-controlled spectrum without a large fixture or a large bill. Its modest footprint suits the all-in-one cubes and small rimless tanks that fit well in Singapore condos, while the Syna-G app still gives you scheduling, intensity ramps, and custom colour profiles for growing softies, LPS, and the occasional SPS up high.

Even at 60W, a marine light over a small water volume can nudge temperatures up, so we suggest a small clip fan and keeping an eye on your thermometer during hot afternoons at 27-29C. Start new corals lower in the tank and raise intensity over a week or two; rushing the light on freshly imported frags is a common cause of bleaching here.

Browse the full lighting category, set the right intensity with our nano reef PAR guide, and understand colour channels through our lighting spectrum guide.