![]() ![]() So the thesis is that if the LED's themselves are okay as various bloggers and reviewers state, the control system could be times more flexible and efficient in comparison with 3x more expensive razors. The RGB controller costs something like 60$ and you need anything from 1 to 3 of them. Just to point out - chinese LED's are 160W each and cover 24x24x24", cost 130$ on ebay. To my surprise some of the lads have already used fibaro and random LED's for solving these probs and my guess is that it will work very well. Also simple to add moonlight cycles this way. turn on the right hand side LED at 20% in the morning, dim them up, slowly, move on to the second LED and finish off the night by dimming them down and shutting off the right ones. Once i get that thing set up and tested, will use the similar approach as some of the reefers who mimic the natural course of the sun over their tanks, i.e. Since my tank is 245g, i'll prolly need 3 of these LED's, currently have just 2. So now i'm planning to add the RGB controllers to these chinese LED's and daisy chain them this way together. Long story short you can buy a control box for opening doors, shutting down lights and programming whatever u want on it through z-wave electronic technology. That was pretty straight forward too, have a smart home box called "Fibaro home center" with various additions to it. My pick was somewhat simpler and a lot cheaper:ġ) first of all i checked the random internet tops by random sitesĢ) they mostly bubble about the same 10-20 providersģ) kept on digging the common denominators out of these reviewsĤ) most of them suggested that chinese LEDs "viparspectra" ( ) have good to great quality for growing corals, but no control apps or options to daisy chainĪfter that i started thinking how it would be possible to automate that thing with the stuff i have at home on hand. IMO as with all of the tech stuff u get a lot more variations and options than just buying a razor witha native app. I'm a bit surprised you're only discussing the ones that are "branded" in the classical meaning of that word. ![]()
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