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![]() there is also the factor that constantly running an LED at 100% will cut its lifespan almost in half.
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![]() That makes sense, but when the industry is stating X number of years worth of life, at what intensity are they rating them?
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what i think you mean running them at a lower percent will increase life. I'm curious as how long till the spectrum starts to change, if at all.
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Can't is the cancer of happen - charlie sheen 20g reef 25g sump, DIY led form modular led, 2 false percs ![]() Last edited by troni; 04-27-2012 at 03:25 PM. |
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![]() I "Heard" once 5% per year at 100% but I am sure that not accurate, and could be more. also depending on the types of features you use (I.E) thunderstorms etc, it could cause varied results IMO.
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![]() The way I approached buying my SOL's was sort of trial basis. I only ordered one the first time, I was 90% certain I would need a second with a 48" tank but with shipping being free for one or two I decided to see what one unit looked like. It took about five minutes to decide one was not enough and ordered the second. This same principal will work for anyone even if you had to start with say 3 or 4 and add units if needed.
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![]() Ask sbux for a V.I.P. discount card...
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![]() Just wondering what is the difference between one 3w LED and the other?
Other then dimming and fancy controls what is the difference between AI sols and these http://www.aquatraders.com/EVO-48-LE...ht-p/56234.htm ? They have single fixtures 5" wide and double fixtures 9.25" wide. If everyone is running their "fancy" LED's at 35%-50% anyway? Really want to know what is the difference. thx |
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