led is now obsolete

Plasma produces enough heat to break the bonds of H2O and burn it

 

wow thats pretty awesome!!! Im sure you will get great growth on SPS with that high of the red range! only downside is that algae loves that too.
For a grand it might be worth looking into soon...?

 

I'm seriously thinking about it, not right now still building my setup. If I'm reading this right, 6 YEARS of use????

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Higher Photosynthetic Active Radiation (PAR)—
Provides 180% higher PAR values than 10,000 K
400W metal halide aquarium lights and up to
500% higher PAR than standard metal halides
(see Power Distribution Graph).
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True Colors – SeashineTM shows the lush colors
evident in marine life the way they would appear
in sunlight (95 Color Rendering Index)
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Controllable— Dimmable over a wide range: 20%
to 100%. At power levels below 50%, lights have
a pleasant blue hue perfect for aquariums.
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Energy Efficient—Uses LiFi plasma technology
and only requires 290 Watts of power compared
to 450 Watts for most metal halide systems.
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Cost Effective Over Life—Over 6 years of use
(12hrs/day), compared to metal halide bulbs with
recommended replacement cycles of 6 to 9 mon.
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Cool Lighting—Generates less heat and near
infrared radiation than metal halide bulbs,
decreasing cooling costs of tanks.
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Fast Start‐Up—achieves full brightness in 40
seconds.​

 

Interesting

This could be worth trying out. Thanks for posting that link CJ. Looking into it.

 

10,340.33 degrees Fahrenheit!

 

No problem bud!

 

I..........Can see continuosly topoffs in my future if I try this...