Current USA Orbit LED Adjustable Tank Mount Bracket (4193),aluminum arm

Beware, there are two types of these light supports. One supports only one light (good for narrower tanks) and one for holding two lights, or one further out toward the center of the tank.I had to return the one I bought here and go shop for the XL model in town, but I do own two of them and can say I'm very pleased with their functionality.Or tank is a 24 wide... Get the XL model for anything wider than about 18 inches ( front to back) or your lighting will fall on the back of the tank and not the center of your tank. The XL also comes with the ability to hold two different lights and you can adjust the width of the bracket even with two lights, so you can reach across the top of a 36 in tank and get a reasonable amount of light throughout.For each model, there are two plastic bricks with two sided tape to help you apply this to a rimmed tank, you can skip them on a rimless tank. You might apply them on a rimless acrylic tank just to avoid screw marks.You get three set heights for the light, to set it higher off the tank or closer to the tank. The height is up to about 5 inches on my setup, but could vary based on the configuration of your tank.First, put the mounts on your light and then slide the support on and tighten it well. If your tank is wider than about 20 inches, you would probably do best to buy two so it holds the light steady, and will likely need two of you are using a tank with a rim that has a center support, because you don't want the light to be held off center and out of balance unless you wish to play chicken with electricuting your fish accidentally.. Not because the light falls off, but more because the support can tilt if it isn't tight.If you are smarter than me, put this on before you fill your tank and have to hang over the water trying to get it set up. We shirts are only fun in movies.Enjoy!

I like this light stand. I have it on a 20g long. It is reasonably sturdy especially considering it is not made for my lights. I have 2 Finnex HLC 30in fixtures. They are super light so weight isn't a problem. The only thing I modified is the plastic light mounts. They are made of a decent plastic and can be heated and reshaped to fit your application. I used a heat gun. I heated the edges and made them contour to my lights. They are a super tight fit now and slide on from the ends of light so there is no chance of falling off.This is super hard to review since I am not using the fixture for the intended purpose. The fact that it works so well for me and my light makes this an easy 5 star rating, but I have no idea how it will work for the actual light this is made for. The price is right too. I think that this can be made to work for any light that can fit in the bracket. I would just be careful with weight.

Likes: First off I have to state that Amazon shipped it quickly and the product I received was in perfect condition. Now on to the product itself. Out of the boxes it was well packaged and came with extra hardware that I didnt need but was good to have just in case. The adjustment screws are plastic as everyone else has stated but the construction was pretty solid. I was able to loosen and tighten with ease and made sure to use adequate pressure so as not to strip them. Key note, I do have a rimmed tank and at first I thought it was not going to fit, but after angeling it a little I was able to squeeze it onto the rim so with that being said, it is a very tight fit and very slightly bends the rim a little but not to the point that I am worried about damaging it. I have a 75 gallon tank and the lights I have are pretty long, so I went with two brackets instead of one. This was the right choice, so i am not worried about sagging lights. As you can see in the picture, they line up almost perfectly and do present a slim profile. Also the fact that everything is adjustable, means that I can possible use it for future tanks but the brackets fit mine perfectly and does not hang over the tank. Honestly the only issue I have with the product is the sturdiness and possibly the height. It wiggles a little when touched and at the highest level, it will be interesting getting in and out of the tank because I am not taking the brackets on and off. All in all, I think it makes the tank look beautiful and takes the lights from sitting directly on top of the tank which was then end goal anyway.