Twinstar LightControl Bluetooth

Twinstar LightControl

Get the most out of your Twinstar LED with full control via your smartphone.

A beautiful aquarium starts with the right lighting, and the Twinstar LightControl takes your Twinstar lighting to the next level. Whether you’re setting up a new planted tank or want to give your fish a more natural daily rhythm, this controller offers advanced features with just a few taps in the Twinstar app.

Why choose the Twinstar LightControl?

Standard aquarium lighting often switches on and off abruptly, which can be stressful for fish. The LightControl changes that. By installing the Twinstar app on iOS or Android and connecting your lighting via Bluetooth, you gain access to features that were previously reserved for higher-end systems.

Key Features & Benefits

• Sunrise and sunset simulation: Give your fish a calm start and end to the day. The controller simulates a gradual sunrise and sunset of up to 60 minutes, preventing sudden light shocks and allowing fish to adjust naturally.
• 25-day lighting planner: Gradually increases light intensity over a 25-day period. This allows plants in newly set-up aquariums to root and adapt properly, while minimizing the risk of algae outbreaks.
• Precise brightness control: Adjust brightness in 100 fine steps. This makes it easy to find the perfect balance between a bright display and the specific needs of your plants.
• Intuitive app interface: No complicated menus. The Twinstar app is designed for simplicity, with clear separation of essential functions such as timer, brightness, and on/off control.

Choose the controller that suits you

Twinstar offers different solutions depending on your needs and lamp model. Please note: this product is the LightControl Bluetooth model and NOT the LightControl Bluetooth PRO model.

This Twinstar LightControl Bluetooth pairs perfectly with the Twinstar B-Line lighting.

Expert tips for optimal use

• Synchronize with your feeding routine: Set the sunset so that you feed your fish just as the light starts to dim. The calm atmosphere helps even shy inhabitants feel safe enough to eat.
• Test brightness levels: In many cases, an aquarium looks more natural and tranquil at 80% brightness than at 100%, while plants still receive more than enough light for healthy photosynthesis.