Short wavelength Blue

[Sherman]

[Sherman]

Is this luminaire for LED aquarium lighting available on market?

[blasterman]

If you want short wavelength light use 420nm actinic and see how well that works for you.

 

There's been little evidence that short wavelength blue (<450nn) or uv-a grows anything better than common 450-460 blue other than short wavelength lit tanks are darker and tend to be more violet looking.

[DaveFason]

Like blaster said 420 it is. The photo you copied is from the Philips Coral Care and they use ~ 415-430 on top of the normal royals.

 

Most reef LED lights have this as well. ~ 410-450 of some sort.

 

-Dave

[Sherman]

Thank You blaster and Dave.

And yes the photo is from Philip Coral Care.

Is the Philip Coral Care available is US market?

I don't see them on local market here in Singapore

[jedimasterben]

Thank You blaster and Dave.

And yes the photo is from Philip Coral Care.

Is the Philip Coral Care available is US market?

I don't see them on local market here in Singapore

No, as of now it is only available in Europe.

[Sherman]

Thank You Ben.