FUTURA-S 650 MM / 3 MODULES / 260/195 W MARINE

High-quality electronics with high-tech processors on every board, plus the best optics and illuminated mirrors - only that makes incredible performance possible. With a power consumption of just 65 watts per panel and carefully selected LEDs, performance and color brilliance are achieved, which is often difficult to achieve, even with considerably higher power and considerably more LEDs. Our contribution to energy efficiency and maximum performance are the smart details in every GIESEMAN fixture.

The FUTURA-S fixture is available in different lengths and is equipped with powerful LED modules, which consist of a large number of effective High Power CREE XT-E LEDs. The individual light modules communicate within the luminaire via their own secure radio connection. If you are looking for LED lighting that combines uncompromising technology with maximum light output, then you are right with the new FUTURA-S. State-of-the-art electronics offer unprecedented possibilities.

• Individual adjustment of the desired light spectrum over the entire color space
• Available in different lengths for exact adaptation to your aquarium
• Up to 3000 extremely accurate dimming levels thanks to True Dimming Technology from Linear Technology
• integrated Bluetooth wireless module 
• even the smallest model offers 10 individually adjustable light channels
• Thanks to extensive reflector technology, higher light output with lower power consumption

Exactly according to your wishes, even with the smallest version of the FUTURA-S, the light spectrum can be adjusted via 10 channels and controlled in the light output. This ensures realistic and natural light scenarios in every aquarium. Let the sun rise slowly from east to west in the color of your choice over the aquarium in the morning, immerse your aquarium in the afternoon light while glistening and watch the dawn break slowly and your underwater world appear in blue violet colors for example leave. At night, only the moon provides light and shadow in the aquarium, making observation of the nocturnal aquarium inhabitants possible.

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