Model
- 30 cm (10W)
- 40 cm (15W)
- 45 cm (25W)
- 60 cm (35W)
- 90 cm (45W)
- 120 cm (60W)
→ Dimensions: 8.5 cm (width) × 1.8 cm (height)
→ Cable length: 210 cm (same for all models)
→ Voltage: AC 110–240V
→ Four brightness levels: 25%, 50%, 75%, 100%
→ Five timed cycles: 24-hour loop
Applicable Scenarios
- Fish-only aquariums
- Shade water plants tanks (e.g. small fig, iron crown)
- Requires soft lighting or recovery phase
→ Not recommended as primary light for sun-loving water plants
Recommended Reasons
- Soft lighting: 25% brightness is softer than most standard aquarium lights, suitable for new tanks and fish adaptation period
- Good spectrum performance (includes 660nm red light), supports stable growth and color development of shade plants
- Thin profile with aluminum heat dissipation design, provides good heat dissipation and stable performance during long-term use
- Timed function: establishes consistent light cycles, helping stabilize fish biological rhythms
→ Core purpose is a reliable and stable aquarium light
Usage Notes
Timing Logic
This light uses a ‘start timing from the moment it is pressed’ 24-hour cycle:
→ Timing begins from the moment it is set and cycles continuously for 24 hours
FAQ
Can this light be used for a fish-only tank?
Yes, it is suitable for fish-only tanks due to its soft lighting and stable performance.
Is the light effective for shade water plants like small fig or iron crown?
Yes, it provides appropriate red spectrum (660nm) and soft light, supporting stable growth and color development of shade plants.
Does the light have a timer that starts from the current time?
Yes, the timer starts from the moment it is activated and runs a 24-hour cycle continuously.




Michael Alsop –
I use this for my 60cm tank with small fig plants. The light is very soft and doesn’t stress the fish. The 25% brightness is perfect for new tank setup. The timer helps maintain a consistent day-night cycle. No overheating even after 8 hours of use. Highly recommended for beginners.
Simon Ogden –
Works well with my iron crown plants. The red light helps with color development. I set it to 50% brightness during the day and 25% at night. The timer is reliable and easy to adjust. Slight dimming after 10 hours, but still functional.
Sam Skinner –
Great for a fish-only tank. The light is thin and doesn’t take up much space. I use it during the adaptation phase of my new fish. The soft glow is calming and doesn’t cause fish to swim erratically. Timer works perfectly with 24-hour loop.
Oliver Buckland –
Installed in a 90cm tank with shade plants. The red spectrum is visible and helps plants grow. Brightness levels are smooth and adjustable. No flickering. Only downside is the cable is a bit long, but it’s manageable.