Model
- RayOn-24
→ Lamp total length: 34 cm
→ Power: approximately 20 W (full brightness)
→ Cable length: 190 cm
→ Suitable for 3-foot standard aquarium - RayOn-36
→ Lamp total length: 41 cm
→ Power: approximately 30 W (full brightness)
→ Cable length: 190 cm
→ Suitable for 4-foot standard aquarium
Applicable Scenarios
- Wants to use a clip lamp but also needs it as a primary light source
- Desires automatic lighting schedule without daily manual on/off
- Wants to avoid frequent movement of the lamp during aquarium maintenance
- Wants to create light and dark zones to give fish choice
- Best for aquariums with shade-loving aquatic plants or fish-dominated setups
Recommended Reasons
- High value for its size and price
- Includes natural daylight cycle; good spectrum performance, less likely to cause algae blooms
- Stable structure, no sagging during use
- Warm color temperature, not harsh, comfortable for long viewing
Usage Notes
- Cable length is 190 cm — extension cord may be needed for larger tanks or distant outlets
- Not recommended for aquariums with light-loving plants
- Requires installation space — at least 2 cm depth needed behind the tank edge to secure firmly
FAQ
Can the RayOn-24 or RayOn-36 be used as a primary light source for a fish-only aquarium?
Yes, both models are designed to serve as primary lighting with a natural daylight cycle, making them suitable for fish-only tanks.
Is the light color warm or cool?
The light is warm-toned, which is less harsh and more comfortable for extended viewing.
Can I use this lamp with a large aquarium that exceeds 4 feet in height?
The lamp is designed for 3- to 4-foot standard tanks. For larger tanks, ensure sufficient installation space and consider using an extension cord.




Joseph McLean –
I bought the RayOn-36 for my 4-foot tank. It stays firmly in place and doesn’t sag. The light cycle mimics natural daylight, and my fish seem more active. The warm light is pleasant to watch, and I don’t have to turn it on manually every day.
Joan Hudson –
Works well as a secondary light. The automatic on/off is a big plus. I noticed less algae growth compared to my previous lamp. Only issue is the cable is a bit short for my setup, so I added a 1-meter extension.
Isaac Kelly –
Great value for the size. I use it in a fish-heavy tank with some shade plants. The light creates a nice gradient, and my fish swim to the darker areas when it’s dim. Very stable and easy to install.
Max Morgan –
The lamp works, but I found it doesn’t provide enough brightness for a tank with tall plants. It’s better suited for fish-only or low-light setups. The warm light is nice, but not ideal for high-light plants.