Wills Aquarium Light, 100W Full Spectrum LED Reef Lights, 16"x8"x2.4"

The lamp has a great set of LEDS, light intensity is good enough for any planted or reeef tank. Easy to instal, comes with a decent operating manual. fans make a little noise, but nothing really dramatic.

Works well nice and bright!

Great light, I wish it had more adjustments far as the leds go, but overall I am very happy with it.

I am new to the hobby and little over a year and have been overwhelmed with info about lights and decided to go budget because I just couldn’t drop 700 plus on it when they have options like this I feel it would be worth the dice roll with the discrepancy in prices and I feel like I made the right choice these thing are great for 70$ in my limited knowledge but you be the judge. Would be 5 if the cords didn’t pop straight up and could be longer

great light bought 3 of them one at a time, one each for 3 30 gallon tanks, so i was impressed with light for the price and they really light up tanks. but the third one i ordered had shorter hanging wires and screwed up my plans for my aquarium scene. Lucky for me i only used 2 wires to hang lights on a curtain rod instead of ceiling so i had extra wires of correct length. want to order 2 more and hanging from another curtain rod. thinking twice but then again if one of the two are the correct length i should be good.

+ It works well and give more light than my 6 year old blackbox did as new. + The fans works with very low noise. + The overall constuction as well as the organisation inside fells a lot better than earlier model. + The led drivers are at 2x50W, my earlier models had 2x70W, despite this it gives a lot of light. + The new smd 2835 chip are more efficiant, just as Wills says. With blue channel at 50% and white at 75% it gave 7000 lux at 50 cm distance, My earlier model gave 6200 lux at 100% on both channel as new. + The smd mount combined with less power reduces the heat problem. - The light spectrum is not quite what I wanted, but I knew this. There is a lot of blue ligth at 460 nm, but very low amount at 410-440 nm witch is importent for chlorophyll A. It would have been good if Wills had put in royal bleu and more white instead of 27 blue at 460 -470 nm. - There seams to be more difficult to switch smd diods compared with earlier model. - If you gonna switch diods there is less colouroption to choose from. - There is no extra heatsink construktion like Vipaspectra has.

Have owned several of these and they work great for awhile Eventually the blue and/orwhite channels stop working Be aware the cooling fan motors have just recently gotten much louder on newer models

These lights are awesome. I originally bought 2 for a 84"Lx36"Wx24"H but the tank ended up failing a leak test. So I got a 72"Lx24"Wx24"H. I have Acros that started as a little stem now knuckle up and start steming. Chalices that are laying new foundation. Porites that started as a dime now the 4" big in about 1 year. Kenya Tree that has made me well over 200+ spawns in a year without trying, basically made my money back with fish store trade ins of Kenya lol. Giant Cespitularia that started as a small frag, now across 2 rocks almost 8" and laying way more down. Pulsing Xenia that is a literal issue lmao. I did have an issue with my first one not lighting up correctly. Swapped and next one worked great. I only wish they had a ramp up and down mode. I know, everyone says that doesn't do much but I want it for my fish. Don't mind my aiptasia, Kleini, FileFish and Nudibranches have been going to town on it and I'm finally seeing a decline as it's been in my tank since the start. Tank was started with 150lb dry rock and 170lb live rock from my 3 Aquariums combined from 4 years of being active and well established coraline. I run a Kessel light for my Refugium. Nitrates - 10 Phosphate - 0.006 Salinity - 1.026 Mag - 1400 Cal - 400 Soon getting an ICP test. 100% would buy these again.

Funciona muy bien y los niveles de Luz blanca y azul se pueden regular en varios niveles de intensidad

Need to start gradually not sudden!!

Son muy buenas

I ordered this Wills light back in January of 2020. I have almost a year under my belt with this light and I thought it was about time to leave a review. I thought delaying the review would give me more insight and you(a potential buyer) better feedback. I hope my review helps you out as I put lots of thought into it. I currently have a 50-gallon aquarium and I knew I wanted a LED light for my next purchase. When I looked around at other bigger name brands, the costs really shot up pretty high. This leads me to look for some diamonds in the rough. After doing some comparisons I stumbled across the Wills light. It had the look I wanted, the amount of Watts I wanted and it was suspendable which is what I wanted as well. It has full-spectrum white light but also blue lights. I do not necessarily want blue but there is an option to turn them off independently from the white which is perfect. Considering the cost at that time which was around $140.00 it was a good purchase, so I went forward with it. Here are my thoughts below after using it for a year. Fan Noise: The fan noise was something that concerned me, to begin with, but after using it just a few days I did not notice it anymore. It's not a loud fan, pretty quiet actually. I work in the same office as my aquarium so if it was annoying I would have thrown it out. It's not very noticeable at all so that's a big plus Blue/White control knobs: They are high-quality knobs and turn very easily. Certainly high quality. Because the lights are LED the knobs allow you to dim the white and blue independently. I can have both blue and white or just white or just blue. The only con I wish they integrated was to allow the blue lights to come on at a certain time by themselves (at night let's say). For the price of it, I don't blame them. Seems they wanted to keep the price low Suspension: It came with some cables and hooks to suspend the light, thanks for throwing that in. I had to jerry-rig it a bit with my existing hardware but I made it work easy enough. Light penetration: I have a 50 gallon and the light penetrates to below the substrate level. I don't have a par meter but I can assure you it's enough to light. I have a fully co2 pressurized system with auto dosing fertz and I have to keep this light at about a level 4 out of 10 or else it's too much light, that's a good problem to have and the light has the ability to let me control my light intensity to avoid too much light which leads to algae. Daisy Chain: If you have a big tank you can buy multiples of these lights and plug them into each other. There is an outlet at the top which is great. Warranty: They give you a year which is great, I've not had to use it at all. The lights worked flawlessly. I'd recommend this light to anyone.

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