Diy pico lighting helppppp

[reeftr]

Merhaba millet
I want to make lighting for the pico tank, I need your help, please. First, I want to start by putting a few images.I want to make this kind of light, something like **** gobi as a controller. It doesn't have to be wifi, so it can be manually simulated. I want to be able to turn the channels on and off and simulate the day.I would be glad if you could help me with information about LED array and simulation.I need information for LED array and simulation...

 

[blaxsun]

What about something cheap off Amazon?

 

[ISpeakForTheSeas]

I’m not much help for this yet, so my advice would be to look around the forum for other LED DIY projects like the one below and read through them/ask the people questions directly:

Cultural Learnings of Borat Continue To LED Light

Hello my technologically less advanced friends from a friendly US&A province. I this thread I am going to educate US&A people how to build a LED light for your marine fish pets. Please tell me how excited you are about it..

www.reef2reef.com

 

[oreo54]

Merhaba millet
I want to make lighting for the pico tank, I need your help, please. First, I want to start by putting a few images.I want to make this kind of light, something like **** gobi as a controller. It doesn't have to be wifi, so it can be manually simulated. I want to be able to turn the channels on and off and simulate the day.I would be glad if you could help me with information about LED array and simulation.I need information for LED array and simulation...

Threads a bit old.
First though it is unlikely you can build one cheaper than you can buy one for.
There are a bunch of "depends on" though.
Anyways there are plenty of examples out there.

Basically, Power supply, drivers, leds heatsink, control

Cheap ($25) DIY LED for Mixed Reef Picos & Refugiums

This DIY is intended for a pico or small nano mixed reef tank that's around 1-6 gallons. Could also be used as a refugium light or other small scale need. I'm trying to get this DIY our there because pico tanks are super fun and they're becoming much more popular too. They also have very simple l...

www.nano-reef.com

There are some errors in power "stuff" but overall worthwhile.