Now it is time to treat the led on metal core PCB with heat dissipation tape or thermal
grease before mounting them on the aluminium plate
These are the 3 leds on single metal core PCB which I fabricate at the beginning of the year
for the cube 7
Sample from the website using PAR 30 led light
http://www.ledpacific.com/
PAR 30 is rated the same as the PAR 38 which is available
locally but at a fraction of the price
Long time since last update.(April)
The LED light modification job for this cube 7 was stop
due to very heavy work load.
Today manage to get leave (after more than 6 months
continiuous work)so decide to continue on this modification.
First I remove the PLC light and reflector that come with this tank
cover
The price on this web site is just for the bulb only.
You need to get the socket or clamp attachment if you
do not have the E27 socket on hand
http://www.ledpacific.com/categories/21w-LED-Bulbs/
Should be able to cover up to depth of 2.5 ft depending on the lens you choose.
40 or 60 or 90 degree.
Each bulb should cover an area of 1.5 to 2 sq. ft
No cost out yet but if you see what is available on aquarium market today it
is anything from US$60 to 50 GBP.(compare those using 3 or more watt led type.
No those using smt or smaller then 3 watt LED type)
If you using single end MH.You can consider this for replacement
PAR 30 LED light
It is using E27/26 head same as your single end MH.
It come in white,warm white,royal blue or mix
The 2 led mini strips are connected together by connectors and a 24 vdc 1 A DC adaptor is use to power up both led mini strips.
The sump area in the cabinet when light up as bright as when using a 39 watt T5HO
My cabinet is 5 ft long.
The led mini strip is about 15.75 inch.
As I am only using the strip to light up the cabinet only
I decide to cut the strip to 2 smaller strips.(Can cut up
to 4 smaller strips)
So a larger area of the cabinet can be light up