-
Folks, if you've recently upgraded or renewed your annual club membership but it's still not active, please reach out to the BOD or a moderator. The PayPal system has a slight bug which it doesn't allow it to activate the account on it's own.
Kelvin on a Solaris H Series?
- Thread starter KillaGoby
- Start date
From what I can tell there are only 2 other people with Solaris on this message board. I think you'll be better off contacting the manufacturer.
Don't think it works the way you are suggesting.
If you have a bulb that gives off a wavelength of 20K and a bulb that gives off 10K you don't average them.
They would both continue to give off their individual wavelengh but you would have both wavelenghts hitting your tank. So the 20K would reach further down. I have a very small LED light in my fuge and spoke with the builder and he said they give off about 6500 K for the white ones. But...they are the smaller LED's not the good(expensive) Solaris size ones. He suggested red ones for my fuge but the all white are working fine at the moment.
You actually made me read about them before.
In any case Sam has it on his tank maybe he can answer it.
Just my two cents let me know if I am wrong.
If you have a bulb that gives off a wavelength of 20K and a bulb that gives off 10K you don't average them.
They would both continue to give off their individual wavelengh but you would have both wavelenghts hitting your tank. So the 20K would reach further down. I have a very small LED light in my fuge and spoke with the builder and he said they give off about 6500 K for the white ones. But...they are the smaller LED's not the good(expensive) Solaris size ones. He suggested red ones for my fuge but the all white are working fine at the moment.
You actually made me read about them before.
In any case Sam has it on his tank maybe he can answer it.
Just my two cents let me know if I am wrong.