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Keloray MOTA M25 25W Nano Reef LED Light — Pre-order

Keloray MOTA M25 25W Nano Reef LED Light — Pre-order

Regular price $129.00 USD
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PRE-ORDER — This product is not available for immediate dispatch. Estimated delivery Late November 

Small footprint. Simple control. Built for your nano reef.

The Keloray MOTA M25 combines a slim aluminum body, a 48-LED array and fanless operation in a compact 25 W marine aquarium light. An external button controller gives you direct access to white and blue brightness settings and a repeating daily timer.

Key features

  • 25 W maximum power in a 5.31 × 5.31 × 0.55 in body.
  • Fanless design with an anodized aluminum housing.
  • White and blue controls, each offering five brightness levels.
  • 8-, 10- or 12-hour daily timer settings.
  • Aluminum-alloy mounting bracket included.
  • Manufacturer-rated IP65 dust and water resistance. Do not submerge.

Technical specifications

Model MOTA M25
LED count 48
Maximum power 25 W
Fixture dimensions 135 × 135 × 14 mm / 5.31 × 5.31 × 0.55 in
Net weight 0.6 kg / approximately 1.32 lb
Input voltage 100–240 V AC
Output voltage 24 V DC
Mounting adjustment shown 75–135 mm / 2.95–5.31 in
Glass thickness shown Up to 15 mm / 0.59 in
Manufacturer-recommended tank size 40 × 40 × 40 cm / approximately 15.75 in cube (16.9 US gal gross)

LED spectrum

The supplied manufacturer specification lists 14 white LEDs (8000–10000 K), 22 blue LEDs (460–465 nm), 6 blue LEDs (450–455 nm), 2 violet LEDs (395–405 nm), 2 green LEDs (520–525 nm) and 2 red LEDs (660–665 nm). These LED groups do not represent six independently controllable channels.

Understanding the PAR chart

The supplied manufacturer chart reports readings of 150–226 at H = 0.30 m and 100–120 at H = 0.47 m over a 0.40 × 0.30 m grid. The chart does not specify all test conditions or units. Treat these figures as manufacturer reference data, rather than guaranteed PAR in your aquarium. Water depth, mounting, settings and coral placement affect the result.

Choose your setup with confidence

For a nano reef, match the light to the needs of your corals and verify PAR after installation. Contact Francois Neo for help with placement, light settings or a PAR study.

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