Bluepet WRGB SL-30 Aquarium Light – Slim Full Spectrum LED
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Bring out richer colours and vibrant plant growth with the Bluepet WRGB SL-30.
Designed with WRGB (White, Red, Green & Blue) LED technology, the SL-30 delivers full-spectrum illumination that enhances fish colours while supporting aquatic plants. Its slim, modern design makes it a clean fit for nano and small planted aquariums.
Key Features
- 🌈 Full-Spectrum WRGB Lighting
- 🌱 Supports Aquatic Plant Growth
- 🐠 Enhances Fish & Plant Colours
- 💡 Bright LED Illumination
- ⚡ Energy Efficient
- 📏 Slim & Space-Saving Design
- 🔧 Easy Mounting
- 🔥 Aluminium Body for Heat Dissipation
- 🏡 Designed for Nano & Small Aquariums
Suitable For
- Nano aquariums
- Small planted tanks
- Aquascapes
- Shrimp tanks
- Betta tanks
- Small community aquariums
- Freshwater planted aquariums
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bluepet |
| Model | WRGB SL-30 |
| Type | Full Spectrum WRGB LED Aquarium Light |
| Length | Approx. 30 cm |
| Spectrum | White + Red + Green + Blue |
| Body | Aluminium |
| Mounting | Adjustable bracket / clip mount |
| Application | Freshwater planted aquariums |
| Design | Slim & compact |
Power: There is conflicting current retailer information for the SL-30: one listing states 5–8W, while another lists the SL-30 at 10W. Since your uploaded image doesn't show the wattage, I recommend not putting a wattage in the Shopify listing until we confirm the rating printed on your actual unit/box.
Benefits
Full-Spectrum WRGB
Helps bring out vibrant colours in fish and aquatic plants.
Plant-Friendly Lighting
Provides a balanced spectrum suitable for planted aquarium setups.
Slim Design
Minimal profile keeps the aquarium setup clean and modern.
Bright & Even Illumination
Designed to provide focused lighting across compact aquarium setups.
Energy Efficient
LED technology provides aquarium illumination with relatively low power consumption.
How to Use
- Secure the mounting bracket to the aquarium.
- Position the light centrally above the tank.
- Adjust the mounting position for even coverage.
- Connect the power supply.
- Use a consistent daily lighting schedule appropriate for your aquarium.
For planted aquariums, a 6–8 hour starting photoperiod is a reasonable general starting point, then adjust based on plant growth and algae. The current SL-30 listing also recommends 6–8 hours.
Important
- Do not submerge the light or power components.
- Keep electrical connections away from water.
- Ensure the light is securely mounted before operation.