How to setup Underwater Aquarium Lights (LED Bubble Wall):
Underwater LED lights come with
seven light colors and it offers multiple display modes as well as bubble
effect. You can choose one color or change multiple colors one after another
for a beautiful bubble wall effect. It is easy to setup submersible LED lights
used for freshwater or saltwater aquariums.
LED lights with bubble wall
effect are sold in different sizes so choose the one that suits the length of
your aquarium.
LED aquarium lights come with multiple options:
Choose a combination of light
modes that display different coloration as well as bubble wall features that
beautify the appearance of your fish tank. If you setup an aquarium with
colorful LED lights and beautiful bubble wall effect then it seems stunning
than the tanks equipped with normal artificial lights & air stones (used
for creating bubbles).
You can use the energy saving
effect and it is safe to use it in the fish tank. Just use the LED light by
turning off the bubble wall effect.
LED lights with bubble features
are developed for submersible water conditions, but they can be used for other
purposes as well. You can change the coloration and frequency of LED lights to
choose the light feature that suits your aquarium and room.
LED aquarium lights with bubble wall effect vs ordinary lights:
Submersible LED aquarium light is
a modern technology as compared to typical top tank lights. Today’s tutorial is
about setting up submersible led aquarium lights & how to use bubble wall
feature. The equipment comes with LED light along with suction cups for fixing
the light, air tube for connecting the light bar to the air pump for generating
bubbles, & a remote control for choosing the color of single or combination
of lights. Air tube can be connected to 2 connectors available in the
underwater LED lights so the air tube is split in half and attached to both
ends of the LED light bar. The opposite ends of both air tubes should be
connected to the air pump.
Ordinary lights are useful for the live plants but they don't seem as beautiful as underwater LED lights. They are usually installed inside the aquarium canopy. Submersible lights are normally used at night when you turn off the tank lights. You can still see your fish and fish will be able to see the leftover food stuck in the aquarium gravels. Both lights are used for different purposes so if you have live plants that have high light requirements then choose artificial lights but if you want to use lights with amazing effects then go for submersible aquarium lights.
Steps: How to setup underwater fish tank lights and bubble wall feature:
After turning on the air pump, I saw amazing results. Remote control is used for switching ON / Off underwater LED lights and you can choose different settings for the LED lights and select different colors as well.
Watch video below if you want to learn how to install submersible aquarium lights:
In this tutorial you will learn
how to set up LED lights with oxygenation and bubble wall features.
Step 1:
I bought underwater LED lights
because they are able to distribute air bubbles evenly in the whole aquarium.
Also, you can see colorful effects that beautify the air bubbles released from
the LED light bar. Suction cups are used for connecting the LED lights to the
tank glass.
Step 2:
I have split the air tube in half
and connected the first tube to the first connector of the LED light bar &
the second air tube to the second connector. The opposite ends of both air
tubes are connected to the air pump.
Step 3:
Remote is very useful for this
tutorial because it helps you in switching on and off the LED lights. I can
choose different color effects too such as smooth, fade and flashing LED
lights, and I can select any color, and it seems very beautiful.
Step 4:
I haven’t explored all features
of the remote control so you can check out the remaining features yourself.
More options are included in the remote control.
I think you should see the video
tutorial for better understanding of the submersible LED lights and bubble wall
feature.
Conclusion:
Submersible LED lights and bubble
wall effect is a very handy equipment used for multiple purposes such as it
allows fish to see food, and let you see the aquarium and fish with amazing
light effects. Also, it can help in oxygenating water with bubbles coming out
evenly from the entire length of the LED bar. Bubbles seem colorful with the
light effect.
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