I live in France. I like to know if theRound Bubbler Blue Leds can work with my electric systen &amp; if the blue enhanced the phosphorescent fake plants
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The plug is standard US 120v. Yes the blue does make glo fish and plants glow.
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I looked at the .pdf manual. It says "Incandescent" at the top of the page, so it will not work well with LEDs. As someone said, that's why the low price.
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Yes, the LEDs are embedded in clear acrylic. I don't know how big or deep your pond is, but if shallow, blue may work. As a lover of all living things, if you plan to run it 24/7, blue would be better for the fish than clear. However, clear will allow for better visibility from the surface. If the pond is small, I would run it from a timer as fish like dark. Good luck!
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I had a couple floating ball plants in my tank with this light. Sorry I don't know the actual plant name. They did well before they became too algae covered (a problem I've been having with this particular tank). Therefore I think this light would work with the plants you mentioned. Hope this helps!
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It depends how deep your tank is, the light itself is bright and very directional the tank and the light must be the same size. To be honest I was a bit disappointed when I got mine, the blue LEDs are not strong enough in my opinion.
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Hello, If you are growing corals you should have also purchased the all white one as well. I ordered one of each and modified them to fit together and its working well. The blue comes on first for simulated morning and stays on all day the white comes on early afternoon and stays on for 6 hours the blue turns off last in the evening. Obviously you can set the times to fit your viewing needs. You will need two seperate timers. These are great little LEDs for the price. Hope this helps a bit
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I do not personally use that model for florescent or appliances, but do use the one for standard lights and it has worked without flaw. Easy to program and conduct and overrides. I would think your model would work without flaw.
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No. The casing and style may be identical, but these LEDs are specifically chosen for freshwater plant growth only.
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Yes. The led should work for any type of plant. It creates a little heat and a lot of light. Buy 2 and you will have great covered for 2-4 plants
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LED is a definite yes, and the low voltage bulbs will also work, they just may take a little time ti come up to full brightness. Good Luck.
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This device is NOT to be modif led, it will alter the functionability of the design. For the less than $7 cost, in my opinion, it will be worth trying it.Cheers!
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Hi Brandon,Please send us the type or product information on the LED's and we will be able to advise you.
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No. On the current orbit LEDs they are all actnic blue. There are no purple nor violet LEDs on this fixture. There are high noon 6500 k and 12000 k whites on it though. I had very good results with this light be ran along t5 bulbs. I do not recommend running these lights by them selves on a larger tank
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I'm using it with florescent lighting but the instructions say it will work with any current bulb. I'm sure the LED's will be fine.
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Sorry, I don't know. In researching microscopes recently I first learned that LED's are not necessarily standardized and may be proprietary. Thus, it would probably be wise (for both of us) to request the specification for the LED's used in the fixture. In fact, I'm going examine mine to see if the lights are even replaceable. It might be one of those disposable objects.
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I was curious if it was a true LED as well, decided to take one of the switches apart... It is indeed an actual LED (3mm size), and the LED itself on mine was blue (not just a white LED with blue tinted button).
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They sell them with white LEDs as well. But I suppose you probably could swap them if you already had the amber.