AQUAEL LEDDY TUBE RETRO FIT PLANT 2.0 17W 1180lm – LED Replacement Tube for Planted Freshwater Aquariums

The AQUAEL LEDDY TUBE RETRO FIT PLANT 2.0 17W is a high-performance LED replacement lighting module designed to replace traditional fluorescent tubes while providing an ideal light spectrum for planted freshwater aquariums. Featuring advanced LED technology, it delivers bright, energy-efficient illumination with significantly lower power consumption and a much longer lifespan than conventional fluorescent lighting.

With a power consumption of 17W, the module produces 1180 lumens of bright light with a specialised 9000K PLANT spectrum, supporting healthy aquatic plant growth while enhancing the natural colours of fish and aquarium plants.

Unlike traditional fluorescent tubes that gradually lose brightness over time, the LEDDY TUBE RETRO FIT maintains consistent light output for years. The module features its own integrated power supply and is easy to install, making it an ideal upgrade for older aquarium lighting systems.

Key Features

• LED replacement tube for freshwater aquariums
• Ideal for planted aquariums
• Energy-efficient 17W LED technology
• Bright output of 1180 lumens
• Specialised 9000K PLANT spectrum
• Uses up to 50% less electricity than traditional fluorescent tubes
• Long-lasting LED technology with stable light output
• Integrated power supply
• Quick and easy installation
• Maintenance-free operation

Benefits

• Promotes healthy aquatic plant growth
• Enhances the natural colours of fish and plants
• Lower electricity consumption than fluorescent lighting
• Long operating life without significant loss of brightness
• Easy replacement for traditional fluorescent tubes
• Reliable, maintenance-free performance

Technical Specifications

• Brand: AQUAEL
• Model: LEDDY TUBE RETRO FIT PLANT 2.0
• Power Consumption: 17W
• Light Output: 1180 lm
• Colour Temperature: 9000K (PLANT)
• Glass Tube Length: 101.5 cm
• Number of LEDs: 43
• Integrated Power Supply: Yes
• Suitable for: Freshwater planted aquariums