Week Aqua Mini9Pro RGB-UV LED v2.0
Illuminate your nano aquarium with unmatched brilliance using the Week Aqua Mini9Pro RGB-UV LED v2.0 — a next-generation lighting system that delivers exceptional colour, growth, and clarity for planted tanks and aquascapes.
Engineered for serious aquascapers, this upgraded v2.0 model combines high-output RGB + UV LEDs to bring out the deepest greens, the richest reds, and the most vibrant natural tones in your aquatic plants and fish. The addition of UV diodes enhances pigment production and plant coloration, while the wide-spectrum RGB blend supports lush, healthy growth.
Compact yet powerful, the Mini9Pro is built with premium materials, whisper-quiet cooling, and an elegant design that fits seamlessly into small aquarium setups.
| Specifications |
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| Light Type: RGB + UV LED |
| Output: High-intensity, full-spectrum |
| Power Consumption: 9W |
| Dimming Range: 10% to 100% |
| Operating Temperature: 20°C to 40°C |
| Dimensions: 90mm x 30mm |
FAQ
Can the Mini9Pro be used with both freshwater and saltwater tanks?
The Week Aqua Mini9Pro RGB-UV LED v2.0 is designed for freshwater planted tanks and is not recommended for saltwater environments.
How long does the LED last?
The LED components are built to last up to 50,000 hours under normal usage conditions.
Is the unit compatible with all aquarium controllers?
Please contact customer service for compatibility details with specific controllers.
Ian Bond –
The Mini9Pro has transformed my 10-liter nano tank. The colors of my Java fern and Anubias are now vivid and healthy. The UV feature really brings out the natural green tones. It’s quiet and fits well in the tank without blocking the view.
Stephen Parr –
Great for small setups. The RGB lighting is smooth and the UV adds a nice depth to the plants. I noticed faster growth in my moss after a few weeks. A bit bulky for very tight tanks, but overall very effective.
Keith Cornish –
I’ve tried several LED lights, and this one stands out. The color accuracy is excellent, especially in the red and green spectrum. My shrimp are more active under the light, and the water clarity has improved noticeably.