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Smooch30 · 2022-06-01T12:18:50+00:00

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AI Hydra TwentySix HD (Black) LED Lights for sale at $250 (shipped) each. Brand new. Only two available; two have sold.

Description:

With new HD (Hyper Drive) technology you can now transfer power from one channel of LED's to another to give more power to the channels that your tank may need. HD technology also allows you to create almost any spectrum you wish with the easy to use MyAI app and AiFi wireless connection, it is by far one of the easiest lights to connect to and control from anywhere in the world.

Recommended Coverage - 18" x 18"

Black Body
Dimensions: 7.3" x 5.375" 1.6" (LxWxH)
Power Consumption: 90w from wall
Cable Length: 10ft

Aqua Illumination has always been known for producing easy to use, attractive and functional LED lights. With their easy to use app for IOS, Android or any other internet connected device you can have the ability to control your light from anywhere their is internet access. With their parent/child relationship and wireless connection between units running multiple modules is even easier. The MyAI app is by far one of the easiest LED light control apps we have ever used.

Coverage Specifications:

Maximum Spread - 24" x 24"

Recommended spread - 18" x 18"

LED Specification:

6 - Cree XP-G2 Cool White (> 70 CRI)
6 - Cree XT-E Royal Blue
6 - Cree XP-E2 Blue
2 - OSRAM OSLON Deep Red
2 - Cree XP-E2 Green
2 - SemiLED 415nm
2 - SemiLED 400nm

What is in the box?

1x Black Body Hydra TwentySix HD LED light Unit

1x AC Adapter Power Supply

1x User Manual

Note: Hanging kit or EXT rails sold separately.

TUNING YOUR NEW LED LIGHT

Most LED lights will actually put out more light than your corals will actually need and without a PAR Meter to test the overall output, it is really hard to guess if the light is too dim or intense. We highly suggest using a PAR Meter to test the output of your lights at different points throughout your tank that you can use to tune the lights output or know where to put specific corals.

For sale AI Hydra TwentySix HD (Black)

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