UK based Tropical Marine Centre (TMC ) has just released their Aqua Ray and Aqua Beam LED lights to the U.S market via Quality Marine and they have no plans on slowing down. GBD has gotten word that a shipment of Cree XP-G LEDs, PCBs and lenses have made their way to the UK factory. [...]
UK based Tropical Marine Centre (TMC ) has just released their Aqua Ray and Aqua Beam LED lights to the U.S market via Quality Marine and they have no plans on slowing down. GBD has gotten word that a shipment of Cree XP-G LEDs, PCBs and lenses have made their way to the UK factory. A working prototype is now complete, but TMC admits they have not finalized a name, price or production specs for this new LED aquarium light.
The Cree XP-G is the most efficient LED currently available with a peak efficiency of 132 lumens per watt–dwarfing that of Metal Halide and T5s. That said, it takes more than slapping on the latest and greatest LED to achieve a top of the line light.
We look forward to the production specs on the TMC XP-G LED light when it is finally released. More on that when its available.
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