Inherited TrueLumen Pro LED Light Strips

[tylerm1122]

Hi There!

I recently inherited the below TrueLumen Pro LED Light Strips. They each have a TrueLumen Inline dimmer. They all connect to a 3-Way DC Splitter which connects to a 24V DC 60 WATT Power Supply. My question is, What is the best way to control these lights? I want to avoid manually turning on/off these lights twice a day for the rest of my life. They are currently mounted about 6 inches above my 125 gallon salt water tank that is 24 inches deep. I am new to the hobby, so my tank only contains fish at the moment but hope to expand upon the population in the future with an anemone and/or corals. I have 1 blue tang, 1 six-line wrasse, 1 royal gramma, 1 black ocellaris clownfish, 1 orange ocellaris clownfish, 1 peppermint shrimp, 1 cleaner shrimp, and several snails in the tank together for a little over a year now. I also have 1 IceCap 3k Gyre flow pump in the mix.

Thank You For Your Advice!! :)

QUANTITY	MODEL	DIMENSIONS (L X W X H)	COLOR SPECTRUM	WATTS	#LEDS
2​	3032​	48" x 0.8" x 0.7"	12,000K White / 445nm Blue	30​	192 White / 96 Blue
1​	3033​	48" x 0.8" x 0.7"	445nm Blue	30​	288 Blue

Links to Products:

48″ TrueLumen Pro LED Aquarium Light Strips
https://current-usa.com/48-inch-truelumen-pro-led-aquarium-light-strips/
TrueLumen Inline Dimmer for 12V and 24V LED Strips
https://current-usa.com/truelumen-inline-dimmer/
3-Way DC Splitter
https://current-usa.com/3-way-dc-splitter/
POWER SUPPLY 24V DC, 60 WATTS
https://current-usa.com/power-supply-24v-dc-60-watts/

 

[oreo54]

Cheapest is a tc-420 or 421. Limited to 4A per "channel"
That's if you want to control each strip independtly
The ramp timer is on sale at Current..
https://current-usa.com/single-ramp-timer/