• One Year Warranty
• Low voltage design for greater safety operation around wet environments, children, and pets
• Extremely low energy use, just 6-9 watts per AquariumBar
• Low operating temperature adds no heat to aquarium environment. No noisy cooling fans needed.
• Saves energy, uses about the same energy per light bar as a standard night light bulb
• Broad-spectrum output enhances growth and development of all photosynthesizing organisms commonly found in fresh and saltwater aquaria
• Low light pollution minimizes interference with aquarium "view lighting"
• Can be mounted in any orientation to light an aquarium from the top, sides, back, or even the bottom of the aquarium (provided a clear glass bottom of the tank with no gravel or covering)
• The AquariumBar comes with two methods of mounting, using provided screws to mount inside above aquarium wooden hood, or directly to any clear surface on an aquarium using the included QuickStick suction cups. Suction cups can be removed
• Countersunk holes at both ends allow for mounting screws

• Three-Cluster AquariumBars are available if less light intensity is desired.

• AquariumBar is meant to supplement your aquarium's white view lighting with additional light energy.
• Works with terrariums
• One 5-cluster AquariumBar coverage:
  24 inches of aquarium width (parallel to the bar)
  - Marine saltwater aquariums up to 18 inches deep.
  - Fresh water aquariums up to 24 inches deep.
• Algae cultivation for algae-based products and biodiesel

Click to enlarge 2 Bars, no white light

Click to enlarge Bars w/ white display light

Click to enlarge W/ white display & Bar only

LED-dependent biota Corals & more invert's

It's interesting to watch the bubbles stream off the plants… I set the level of CO2 to be just under what will make the plants 'pearl' or bubble with O2...Even with the greater biomass from the increase in growth further limiting the CO2 concentration the plants are pearling. I'm just amazed.
Sean
Fisheries Biologist

[T]he grow rate has increased but more importantly the morphology and especially the color of the plants has changed for the better. The most noticeable difference appears in a plant called "sunset" Hygrophilia polysperma. The tops of that plant have become bright reddish/pink…
Kevin
Ph.D. Candidate
Integrative Biology
Guelph, ON, Canada

The zooanthid corals really change shape under different forms of light. Short stocky bodies under high light (fast growth) and longer stalks and slower growth the less light that reaches them on the compact fluor. With LED [lighting], growth is fast, far faster than [fluorescent] lighting only, and the Zooanthids remain very compact. In fact, buying longer stalked zoos quickly change to a short stalk and use the extra mass to spread quickly (grow more heads).
Damian
Mississauga Fish Club