How bright is this in a 12 nanocube or 14 bioscube? Enough for softies and LPS?
2009889
I used this kit in my 29 hood for over 1 year. Worked well for me. Dawn to dusk is easy to set up with a 2nd power supply and timers. Very little heat too.
2009890
Not that bright, its good for mushrooms ricordeas and low light corals but, corals like frogspawn wont make it.
2009891
Bright enough for softies, mushrooms and other lowlight corals. If you want to do LPS you MUST add 1 more stick and to do SPS you need to have 4 to 5 sticks total.
179985
I would say that it is definitely bright enough, but you will need plenty of space as it is quite big. A tall person will need to duck under it.
1541609
It comes with a 20w bulb installed and a 20w spare. See the technical specifications http://store.amscope.com/t490b.html For a brighter source I would suggest an LED model... this one is rather dull, but it is sufficient for dark field photomicroscopy
2170961
In the coralife brand biocube, there are two fluorescent bulbs and a blue led moon light. There are additional slots for more led lights. You can add the white lights to have a brighter light and more shimmer effect. These do not fit in place of the fluorescent lights. They are add on lights
2048192
13 lumens sounds about right. I would have guessed less than 50 lumens. This thing is not that bright for using 3 AA batteries. I would rather get a CREE flashlight that uses 1 AA.
2204767
It's reported to be 300 lumen which is pretty bright if used as a reading or a desk lamp. I find the flexible neck to be stable. I'm happy with it. There is one light bar.
213895
Yes, it is bright. . . like sunlight. I use it to see my knitting and sewing projects more clearly.
780863
The Optoma DS325 or DS326 would be good options in that price range. I've used the 325 from the rear and it looks pretty good at 2800 lumens, it does a nice job in dim light. The 326 would be a bit better probably for a smidge more $ and 3000 lumens.
37924
The manufacturer did not specify. Suggest you contact UCO/Industrial Revolution. I'd guess and say the low level setting is about 2/3 to 3/4 less than high setting. Manufacturer says high is 150 lumen but I think its more like 100-125 which is still very good for the price.
480303
Bright for its size...yes. But it's not that big. Just be aware of the physical limitations and you won't be disappointed. And the price is right.
668293
If I were to estimate I would guess around 50 lumens. It sounds low but it is pretty bright. Just remember- it's a $15 and under light. It's bright enough for a tent or picnic table. I'm pretty are that's why they made it and what it is for.
1914755
Plenty of light for that depth. I would say enough for medium plants. You could probably also do the ray2 if looking for more alternatives.
1918716
My guess is this one will be too bright for you. It's almost too bright for us. There's no way it's the "very dim" you're looking for. We finally gave up looking for a dim one and settled for this. (At least it's cute.) Good luck!
496643
It's pretty blue, great looking light though. Enough for most soft corals in a nano reef
258568
This light is bright for what it is, but if you're looking for brighter at the same power consumption I would suggest a G9 COB LED. COB for circuit on board.
1450396
This light is not the best for aquatic plant life. Look at the double bright instead. Do some more research.
261874
Definitely bright enough. I know what you mean about the lumens but something must be different when it comes to led bulbs cause this one is fast brighter than my previous epson projector that had regular bulb and 2500 lumens? If your worried about it lg does make this same model but s little better and more expensive. This is a really nice very small smart projector. The hd picture is just amazing same with 3d