Yes he showed the electrical savings made, there weren't any.The LED's are slightly higher yearly by a percent or so in their power consumption. The biggest savings was in not buying bulbs every year plus no need for a chiller with the LED's.
Yes he showed the electrical savings made, there weren't any.The LED's are slightly higher yearly by a percent or so in their power consumption. The biggest savings was in not buying bulbs every year plus no need for a chiller with the LED's.
He said red was more important than blue.1) it is what corals use for photosynthesis and 2) blue is only partially used and the rest of its spectrum is thrown off as heat. Most vendors build their LED's with a predominant blue(which he doesn't like) and often no red. Blue is what gets the wow factor but doesn't add much to the coral growth like red does.
I remember him saying that green is what our eyes see the easiest. So if you want your 'stuff' to pop add green. It doesn't help growth, just looks good.
I remember him saying that green is what our eyes see the easiest. So if you want your 'stuff' to pop add green. It doesn't help growth, just looks good.