How much space is between each light, some net lights have a six inch space, some a three inch space. I want the three inch
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I used these last Christmas season and they were definitely not 6 inches, but I not sure if they were for sure 3 inches, I hope this information helps.
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The space is less than 3" - somewhere between 2.25" and 2.50" - I actually measured it for you.
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The lengths (24"-36" for example) are as follows: the light fixture itself is 24" long, the supports for the light will stretch out to 36" allowing the fixture to be used on a wider aquarium. I have the 36"-48" fixture on an aquarium that is 48" long, and as a result I have areas in the tank where light intensity is less that it is in the middle and it is causing plants on the edge I the aquarium to get insufficient light. I would suggest you get a fixture in which the smaller length (24" on a 24"-36") matches the width if your tank. That is unless you want some darker areas in your aquarium. The lengths (24"-36" for example) are as follows: the light fixture itself is 24" long, the supports for the light will stretch out to 36" allowing the fixture to be used on a wider aquarium. I have the 36"-48" fixture on an aquarium that is 48" long, and as a result I have areas in the tank where light intensity is less that it is in the middle and it is causing plants on the edge I the aquarium to get insufficient light. I would suggest you get a fixture in which the smaller length (24" on a 24"-36") matches the width if your tank. That is... » Read More The lengths (24"-36" for example) are as follows: the light fixture itself is 24" long, the supports for the light will stretch out to 36" allowing the fixture to be used on a wider aquarium. I have the 36"-48" fixture on an aquarium that is 48" long, and as a result I have areas in the tank where light intensity is less that it is in the middle and it is causing plants on the edge I the aquarium to get insufficient light. I would suggest you get a fixture in which the smaller length (24" on a 24"-36") matches the width if your tank. That is unless you want some darker areas in your aquarium. « Show Less
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The distance between two lights is 3 feet . But I know that you can buy extension (3 feet and 6 feet) from Artkalia if you need more distance.
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Sorry, don't know exactly. I have three of them installed, but all three are set to a relatively close range, 12' or less. But I do like the lights!
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The 6 light will work perfect, they give you plenty of chain and a hook. My table is 48" and I have the 6 bulb. I have the 3 bulb in my foyer.
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Sorry for such a long delay in my response. I put these lights in a safe spot in the garage a forgot where the safe spot was until now. LOL. These lights measure 6 5/16L x 1 13/16H x 2 3/8D. GREAT buy for the money!!
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The 8 lights are each about 10 inches apart , and the cord is at least 2 feet more. I connected a few together so it is hard to measure.
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Not positive, but I have my lights placed about 6-7 feet apart so I know it's at least that long.
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there are 3 lamps - each one is 9" x 9". after it's placed, you can manipulate them to some degree to get the light just where you want it.
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Hi there. My light,- the actual light bar itself, measures 22inches. It also has two metal prong/bars that extend from either side that fit over the top of the aquarium, that measure , in total, 36 inches. The extensions keep the light raised slightly off the top of the aquarium,probably for heat circulation. I didn't like the way the light hit my eyes, so I didn't use them. LEDs are pretty warm, and the top of my acrylic tank is now warped a it . Not a big deal for me. So, I think the 24to36 would be a good size, unless you want the light bar in direct contact with your aquarium top. The light is very bright, does that cool wave thing, and has supported my live plants well. The automatic on, off, of the white and blue lights is a perk I did not think I needed. But, it's great as a convenience, and easy to program. Hope this helps, if a bit wordy
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I am not sure were you got those dimensions but, the light it self is 4"tall x 3"wide x about 1"thick. They are great little night lights. Very bright LED, with a nice long range on the motion sensor. they can be plugged into a outlet so that they only use one half of receptacle. make sure you get the two pack, they are handy everywhere.
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I would say, one per two lights. You also want to use one to sit on scrubber to pull air out of room, if you wanted to just buy one i would buy something bigger and stronger, but than your 6 inch diameter changes to something like 8 or 10 inch. Sweet i hope i was of some assistance
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I haven't installed my lights yet, but based on the size of the light bundle, it looks like it could be too much. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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3 lights are 12" long... 5 lights are 16" long and 7 lights are 26" longs...They are truly beautiful... I have some inside the home as well and they give off a soft black light effect... Hope this helps... ;)
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I went about 12 inches and they were spread about 40" apart. They give a very subdued light so if you are looking for bright you might go with a full size step lite.
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t5 lights come in 24" and 48". iprefeer 48" my self but space does not always allow this
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I put 4 lights on a board between the fence which would be a 6 ft section, it does give off enough light to light up the fence on top don't know if this is helpful