Description
The Week Aqua V Series RGB+W LED lights are cutting-edge lighting solutions designed for planted aquariums. Combining RGB and white LEDs, these lights deliver a comprehensive spectrum that enhances the colors and growth of your aquatic plants and inhabitants. Ideal for both low and medium light-demanding plants, these lights are highly efficient and budget-friendly, making them perfect for aquarists of all levels.
Product Features
Full Spectrum RGB+W Lighting: Provides a complete spectrum, including red, green, blue, and white, ensuring vibrant colors and healthy plant growth.
High Luminous Flux: Delivers intense illumination to support the needs of demanding aquatic plants.
User-Friendly Button Control: Adjust brightness, color spectrum, and timing with ease.
Sunrise and Sunset Simulations: New to this latest revision, the built-in timer allows for natural light cycle simulation, promoting a healthy aquarium environment.
Pre-set Timers: Allows the light to run for 6, 8, and 10-hour periods before automatically turning off.
Durable Construction: Made from ultra-thin aluminum alloy with a premium finish for durability and efficient heat dissipation.
Energy Efficient: Optimized to provide excellent lighting while minimizing electricity costs.
Suitable for freshwater tanks, recommended for narrow and shallow tanks.
Specifications:
Power (W): 50W
Output: 36V 1.5A
LED Quantity: 64pcs
Lumen: 4000lm
Size: 596x100x18mm
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The Week Aqua V-600SE in a budget SG planted build
We point a lot of first-time aquascapers toward the V Series because it hits a friendly price while still running an RGB+W spectrum that handles low to medium-light plants comfortably. On a 60cm tank, the V-600SE with its high stand gives you flexibility to set the fixture height over a rimless or braced tank, and the included remote keeps day-to-day adjustment simple for people who do not want to mess with an app.
For a beginner build in Singapore, this fixture pairs naturally with undemanding plants like anubias, java fern, and cryptocorynes that thrive in our soft, slightly acidic tap water once it is dechlorinated. We suggest starting with a modest photoperiod and a high stand setting to avoid blasting young plants, then raising intensity as the scape fills in. Reds and fish colour still pop without pushing you into algae-prone territory.
Explore the wider lighting range for stand and bracket options, and to plan your plant list and run time, read our low-tech planted tank beginner guide and aquarium lighting duration guide.
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