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Chihiros WRGB II Pro

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Chihiros WRGB II Pro

The high-output member of the WRGB II family, with a dedicated white channel on top of full RGB and a higher LED count. It is still slim, and gives strong light and colour for demanding scapes.

Updated

37–138 W6 models

Will it suit my tank?

cm long

Best for

High-tech planted tanks and deeper aquariums where you want lots of output and control over colour.

Worth knowing

More light than a low-tech tank can use; dim it right down if you don't run CO2.

What stands out

  • Six sizes from 30 cm to 120 cm
  • Up to 11,170 lm on the Pro 120
  • White plus RGB channels, each adjustable in the app
  • Slim 1.8 cm profile
  • Shade and hanging kit available

Models and specs

ModelMade for tanksLengthPowerOutput
Pro 30CHSWP30130 cm30 cm37 W3,260 lm
Pro 45CHSWP45145 cm45 cm56 W5,000 lm
Pro 60CHSWP60160 cm60 cm74 W6,630 lm
Pro 80CHSWP80180 cm80 cm100 W8,170 lm
Pro 90CHSWP90190 cm90 cm110 W9,250 lm
Pro 120CHSWP1201120 cm120 cm138 W11,170 lm
Brand
Chihiros
Spectrum
WRGB (dedicated white channel + RGB)
Control
Bluetooth app (MyChihiros)
Dimming
Yes, per channel
Mounting
Rim legs (hanging kit optional)

Figures from Glass Aqua's product listing. Makers revise products, so check the current figures before buying. Photos supplied by the brand or its distributor.

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about the Chihiros WRGB II Pro, drawn from its specs.

What size tank does the Chihiros WRGB II Pro fit?

It comes in 6 sizes: Pro 30 for 30 cm tanks, Pro 45 for 45 cm tanks, Pro 60 for 60 cm tanks, Pro 80 for 80 cm tanks, Pro 90 for 90 cm tanks, Pro 120 for 120 cm tanks. Choose the one that matches your tank length.

How much power does the Chihiros WRGB II Pro use?

From about 37 W on the smallest model to 138 W on the largest, at full output. Most planted tanks run lights below full power.

Who is the Chihiros WRGB II Pro best for?

High-tech planted tanks and deeper aquariums where you want lots of output and control over colour.

Is there anything to watch out for with the Chihiros WRGB II Pro?

More light than a low-tech tank can use; dim it right down if you don't run CO2.

What are the alternatives to the Chihiros WRGB II Pro?

Other lights worth comparing: Boyu CB Ultrathin LED, Boyu ZN WiFi LED, Eheim powerRGB. Add any of them to the compare table to see the specs side by side.