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OceanicCorals-Eugene- 03-27-2010 05:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nlreefguy (Post 505592)
How about doing a comparison with a 250W metal halide? I think probably more people are using 250s than 400s, plus the results should be more favourable!

I shall, just have to find a 250W setup to compare it to once we find one and test the results i'll post them:)
Quote:

Originally Posted by BlueTang<3 (Post 505596)
how long would these bulbs last before losing the par reading

Given the LEDs spotlights are used properly, not inside an enclosed fixture, the PAR valve drop is only 30% through the lifespan of the LEDs which is roughly 6 years
Quote:

Originally Posted by xlzerolx (Post 505648)
My guess would be about 3-4 years. Led's are awesome


nlreefguy 03-28-2010 12:41 AM

How and when can we purchase/oder these? :)

OceanicCorals-Ian- 03-28-2010 01:25 AM

Re: O.C ICE CooL.E.D Spotlights
 
As of today these bulbs are available on our website under LED Lighting.

nlreefguy 03-28-2010 01:42 AM

do you think a guy could replace his 2 X 250 W MH setup with three of these? Just a hypothetical "guy" ;)

Electric eel 03-28-2010 02:54 AM

Led
 
Yes I also have 2x250mh how many of these will it take to replace my MH's

OceanicCorals-Eugene- 03-28-2010 02:58 AM

Quote:

do you think a guy could replace his 2 X 250 W MH setup with three of these? Just a hypothetical "guy"
the LED spotlights cover a footprint of about 1ft x 1ft before the steep dropoff of PAR occurs so roughly i suggest 1 bulb per that footprint. unless doing a softy tank which then i would suggest the 15W version.

OceanicCorals-Eugene- 03-28-2010 03:23 AM

For those who are interested in these spotlight or even just for those that want to expand their knowledge on lighting. These LED spotlights are good for coverage that is roughly 1ft x 1ft. Metal Halide systems generally cover a footprint of 2ft x 2ft range before the intensity drops off quite a bit.

So in deciding how many ICE CooL.E.Ds are needed for a tank, base it on the footprint so the tank doesnt get a spotlight effect. However once the tank gets to 20"+ i would suggest something in the range of 3 spotlights for a 2ft-L x 1ft-W dimension.

OceanicCorals-Eugene- 03-28-2010 04:35 AM

im spaming my own thread how sad!

But, for those who want to order these lights, We will be placing our first order with the manufacture soon. After this first shipment the limited time pricing will be coming to an end so get your orders in!

Lets put the deadline at next sunday (April 4th) dont miss out on the great deals! Place the order online and for those who are interested but dont have the $$ right now to pay for it but may have it by the end of May, PM me and let me know so i can put you down for one.

Snaz 03-28-2010 04:50 AM

I saw the pico display today at the boutique and these bulbs are very nice. I placed my hand about 6 inches under the bulbs and the heat was barely noticeable but the tank glowed.

OceanicCorals-Eugene- 04-02-2010 08:19 PM

2 more days until we place the order with the manufacture, get your pre-orders in before the special is over!


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