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Reddit mentions of BeamsWork EA Timer 6500K 0.50W LED Aquarium Light Freshwater Plant (50cm - 18")
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of BeamsWork EA Timer 6500K 0.50W LED Aquarium Light Freshwater Plant (50cm - 18"). Here are the top ones.
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Lumen: 1100LEDs: 22x 0.50WConfig: 19x 6500K, 3x Actinic 460nmTimer Ready, 2 Mode Day / NightSuitable for freshwater, plants, cichlid, discus, tetra
Specs:
| Height | 1 Inches |
| Length | 17 Inches |
| Size | 50cm - 18" |
| Weight | 2 Pounds |
| Width | 5.25 Inches |
I have a old spec V and a new Spec V and the new light is far better.
I also have used these with great sucess, I have the older version of this on my SpecV.
https://smile.amazon.com/Beamswork-Timer-Aquarium-Freshwwater-Extendable/dp/B019YXYO1E
This is the one I have (6500K version)
https://smile.amazon.com/Beamswork-Timer-6500K-Aquarium-Freshwater/dp/B01A9F85SO
I don't know if you're looking to grow plants as well or just need a good LED, but the cheapest most versatile LED for the quality that I've found are Beamwork LEDs. You can find them on amazon. I was looking at the stingray and 24/7 LEDs but the cheapest ones were around $75-$80. The Beamwork I grabbed was an 18" with extendable legs and the timer for $45 with shipping. Very reasonable and good quality so far. Grows plants well on my low tech, but I got the one with less individual LEDs. They have a few options.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01A9F85SO/ref=sspa_dk_detail_5?psc=1
That one would probably work best for you, but they have red, green, blue lights in addition to normal white as an option too. I have the RGB and the only thing I don't like is you can kind of see the colored beams on the substrate a bit.