LED PAR38 Spotlights available.
 

O.C. now has access to and will be stocking the Par-38 Spotlights!

$139.95 each.

Evil's PAR38 Lamp

High power LED lamp for reef aquarium use. Usable for many different
applications from primary lighting, to spotlighting certain show coral.
The combination of genuine white and blue Cree LEDs gives you high light
output, and great fluorescence from your corals. Featuring:

90-240VAC for worldwide usage
Standard E26/27 lamp thread
21W power consumption
Two options for color temperature; 12,000K and 20,000K
(Custom configs available - All Royal Blue / All Red - Custom.. email us)
Medium angle optics

Caution: These lamps are not designed for use with a dimmer. Use of this
lamp with a dimmer will void any actual or implied warranty. These lamps
are also not designed to be used in closed can style fixtures. Use of
this type of fixture will overheat the lamp, and will void the warranty.


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Pictures linked from Reef Builders.

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What degree will be available 40, 60 or 80?

40 degree is standard

60 and 80 degree is optional and will cost $6.99 extra.

:lol: i just told you about these.


is there a price break if you buy more then 1?

I was going to ask the same thing. I'm thinking 2 or 3 with 60 or 80 degree optics for my new tank. I almost ordered these before Christmas when they were on sale in the US.

Yeah these lights are super cool! Unfortunately we are not ordering them in large enough numbers to offer any discounts for any orders less than five. With the costs of shipping, exchange, and customs brokerage fees it would not be worth it for us.

The 20K models will not be available until the end of March.

Ian

Will these LEDs be sutable for sps coral?

These spotlights are high PAR and can be used as stand alone lighting if enough are used or they can be used to spotlight certain areas of the tank. They will most certainly work for SPS.

So how do you fix them over your tank if you can't mount them in a canopy

track light

how long does this type of lighting last? like do you have to change out the bulbs often?

they will be good for SPS, but these lights are good for small nano's not large tanks as they will make a huge spotlight effect of they are not pretty high up. if you are going to have SPS I would get the 40 degree optics also so you can play with the oupt vs hight. the smaller degree optics the higher they will have to be to get even covearge.

Steve

would they produce too much heat for a nano tank?

this is very exciting!

LEDs don't project heat that is anythign to worry about. the fins on the light disapeat the heat that is why it has to be in a open fixture so air can get at it good.

Steve

Are you going to have one hooked up at the shop so we can have a look? Or do you have any pictures of them running?

I knwo what I'm building next!

Poke around that link a bit and search for the nanocustom lights, they have some good pics.

We will have one on display and in use within the store, we are actually going to be building a nice little Nano in the store to showcase some of the livestock as well as all of the more specialized reef gear we are carrying.

I'd use something like this:

http://reefbuilders.com/2009/11/18/n...ed-spotlights/

Not bad Andrew, kinda funky.

I have updated the website with a few new items including these bulbs, they will not be in stock for about a week.

Cheers!

O.C.