72w cree dimmable led china

Discussion in 'LED Aquarium Lighting' started by wesley p, Aug 2, 2012.

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  1. wesley p

    wesley p Flamingo Tongue

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    Has anyone tried the 72w dimmable unit from greensun on ebay.If so are they better than the 120w dimmable china brigdelux units? I am torn. i have 150w jbj with hamilton 14ks now and they are a little to blue for my taste. so im looking for a unit that is best for me. I had reefbright pc lights before the mh and loved the color.I need to stay around 300 for my 65g but I need two units because my tank has a center brace.Any info helps.

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  3. Reef Breeders

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    They are very good units. You can get them from a US distributor for the same price, or less.
     
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    Toallhisdoom Dragon Wrasse

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    nc208082 Zoanthid

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    actually its our other sponsor OCREEFS which sells this model.
    http://www.ocreef.com/72_watt_cree_led_aquarium_light
    The one by reefbreeders is different. Much better, the reefbreeders one that is.
    300 for two lights is a hard one. if you could, bump it up to 400 and grab 2 of reef breeders units in the group buy and you would be set. Reef breeders fixtures would offer you more color options for your display compared to the 50/50 mix on greensun's unit. Its just a white blue mix using cree diodes. IMO and experience i find the bridgelux chips to be just as effective in my aquarium as the cree leds.
    JM2C.
     
  6. Reef Breeders

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    We are a sponsor too! :) and ours are $80 cheaper, and full spectrum.