Aqualed Pro Aquariums: New Sizes

Written by icaNews on 12 April, 2016. Posted in Aquariums, Fishkeeping

Small sizes now available!

An aquarium designed for everyone

This Christmas, ICA S.A. is extending its famous range of AQUALED PRO LED Aquariums to include three new sizes: 25L., 45L. and 68L. (40cm, 50cm and 60cm, respectively). Complete kits, fully equipped for instant installation, with minimum consumption LED lighting, an attractive design and very reasonable prices. Their full, upper door is folding and can easily be opened for day-to-day feeding of your fish or for the interior installation of ornaments and other decorations.

Advantages of the LED system

Our positioned Patent establishes an LED lighting system with a silicone housing that protects it from flying dust and makes it waterproof if splashed by or submerged in the water of the aquarium.There are many reasons why you should choose an aquarium with an LED lighting system, including its low consumption and its greater durability and the fact that it is a safer, more practical system than fluorescent lighting. Each of these advantages of the system are discussed below.

Low energy consumption

This device consumes 5 times less than any other lighting system in the market, such as fluorescent tubes and low-consumption lights, under the same lighting conditions.

Greater safety

It is safer because it operates at safety voltages of 12 Volts compared with the 240 Volts used to power a fluorescent system, for example.

Longer durability

The LED has a lifespan that is around 5 times longer than the fluorescent tube, which has to be replaced more frequently.

More practical

The LED system does not require additional bulky, high energy-consuming electrical parts such as the starters and capacitors used in fluorescent systems. An adaptor outside the system is sufficient.

Light distribution

When used as a spotlight at a light propagation angle of 120º, our LED concentrates the light in a more uniform and symmetrical manner, using all of the energy emitted and reaching all corners of the aquarium to ensure the correct development of plants and coral normally placed at the rear of the aquarium.