Fluval Plant 3.0 LED Planted Aquarium Lighting, 32 Watts, 24-34 Inches

This is programable for time on, time off, brightness and duration. It took me a little time to master it, but I got it done. Just a little too expensive, but its durable. I have two.

The box was destroyed when I received it and it was missing two pieces so I couldn’t set Up my light. Look like a refurbished item... going to the aquarium store and buying a brand new one

This light is awesome. Can customize the lighting and time schedule pretty much any way you want. The app is very user friendly. I tried two other less expensive options that I ended up returning. Went with this one and I think it was worth it.

Out of all the light systems Ive tried, these are probably the most convenient and configurable of them all. I recently purchased a Fluval Flux tank. After playing seeing all the things you can do with the included light system, I made the plunge and replaced all five of my aquarium lights with Fluval lights. Pros: *Easy/Highly configurable. You can set your lights and color any way you like or use the built-in presets. *Super bright! Ive had to tweak my lights often to avoid algae growth, but my plants are going crazy. *The warranty is three years on their lights! Conss: *The iPhone app is slightly quirky and could use some work. Its just not as polished as other smart lighting apps out there. I find certain features like export custom settings confusing. Not to mention you can only export to lights of the same type. If you have Grown Lights and Aquasky lights, you cannot import-export profiles across light types even if you want a similar effect on both. *I have an iPhone and Ipad. The lights seem to work best when you only use one device to configure them. Ive had issues, particularly when I rename a light, the second device will lose connection with it, and you have to re-add the light back to the device. *You cannot group lights or configure similar lights together. I have two lights in my Fluval Flex tank. I have configured each one separately. It would be nice to group them and control them both at the same time. The app treats each light individually. *You only the ability to create one routine per light. It would be nice if you could configure different patterns per day of the week. For example, I have a tank in my bedroom and have the lights come on at 6:30 am on weekdays. I sleep in on the weekends and would prefer the lights to come on around 8 am. Ive installed separate smart plugs (Kasa), that turn on the power to the units at 8 am on the weekends. *No integration with Alexa or other Smart systems. My entire house runs on Smarthings; it would be awesome to update the app to integrate with 3rd party applications. I have two tanks in my living room; it would be awesome if I could tell Alexa to turn off the lights when I want to watch a movie. Depending on the Fluval model, I have to pull out the app or hit the button light itself. *Occasionally, the lights will ignore the routines. Ive run into a few instances where the lights should be off based on my configuration, but are still on. When I open the app and connect to the light, it suddenly re-syncs and continues where the routine should be. I realize I have lots of Cons, but they are mostly issues with the app itself. Fluval has the basics right but could enhance the app a bit. The light units themselves are great, and the ability to program them on a smart app makes them best in class for the average hobbyist.

I would buy more if I had more tanks, the only minor drawback is the actual time of day the light believes it is. When it first comes on or is plugged in, it believes its 00:00:00 (midnight) , and bluetooth doesnt sync the local time very well at all. There is a public work around available online, I just chose to plug mine in at midnight (and every time there is a power outage)

Nice light and gets the job done, but only four stars because there are a few improvements that could be made without affecting the price too much. 1. The light loses its clock setting when the power goes off. They could add a $0.50 battery to fix this, like a computers motherboard. 2. Being able to export the settings to a csv xt file, edit and upload would be a nice function and would allow us to swap settings with others. Using the slider to select an exact time is tedious and typing the times into a file would be easier. The exported file could also work as a back up. 3. The less expensive Fluval Aquasky has the weather effects. I expected the same on this model but it wasnt there.

I have a 29 gallon tall and was having so many issues getting plants to grow Andy nitrates kept skyrocketing. I was on a regular fluval fertilizer/supplement schedule and they were doing a little better, but some plants just were not growing at all. Bit the bullet and bought this light (I dont even have any lamps for myself that cost this much lol) and voila! My plants took off! After a freaking year of going crazy. Just buy this light if you want to have plants grow. Ive had this light for about two months. The red plant in the lower left twas basically just a stem for the last six months. This picture was taken about a month ago. That red plant is three times the size now. Crazy how nature be!

Such good options on this light. My baby dwarf tears carpet is growing faster and is so green. My red root floaters are getting more and more red. They are beautiful. This light is exactly what my tank needed. Then Bluetooth options are great. And this light bar has a button on top to change the light if needed. Worth the Price.

This is actually my 3rd one, 2nd in this size. My first one is over 2 years old. Never had a problem. Download the app, set up your levels (pink, blue, cold white, pure white, and warm white) and times, and it runs. Each of my 3 lights is operated separately but within the same app. Im very happy with all of them.

Awesome light