SEAOURA Aquarium LED Light with Thermometer – Full Spectrum WRGB, 30–36in

Bring vivid, natural-looking light to your freshwater aquarium

The SEAOURA Aquarium LED Light with WRGB channels blends adjustable color with precise brightness, helping your tank feel more alive. A built in temperature probe keeps you aware of real time conditions, while the durable build supports long term use in home aquariums.

Customize the spectrum and brightness

With four WRGB channels and 20 brightness levels, you can tailor the color mix to suit your aquascape. The 455nm blue and 660nm red wavelengths emphasize color depth and contrast, helping fish look more vibrant under the glow.

• High quality 5054 and 2835 LEDs deliver a wide spectrum and steady intensity.
• In tank color balance can be adjusted without swapping lamps, saving time and effort.

Three timer modes for daily rhythms

• S1 Day L WRGB and Moon L preset color can operate separately or together, giving flexible day night scenes.
• S2 24/7 natural mode with five stage color presets mirrors natural cycles.
• S3 DIY mode with eight WRGB stages for precise customization of brightness and hue.

Automatic 15 minute transitions reduce abrupt shifts, protecting shy inhabitants while the tank maintains a calm atmosphere around dawn and dusk.

Smart memory, power reliability, and safety

• Power off memory keeps your chosen mode when power returns thanks to a CR1220 battery.
• Real time temperature monitoring with alarms helps you respond to anomalies without guesswork.
• IP68 waterproofing and a robust aluminum housing support safe operation in humid environments.

Performance and fit for your tank

• Precise PAR and high light penetration support freshwater plant growth and vivid fish colors.
• Designed for 30–36 inch tanks, with adjustable retractable stands to fit 28–30 gallon setups.
• Long cord for flexible placement and energy saving features help reduce standby power use.

Note: The lighting setup can contribute to brighter visuals and healthier looking aquascapes, but outcomes vary with plant species, stocking, and maintenance routines.