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Phoenix 14000K 250 Watt Single-Ended (SE) Metal Halide
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Your Price: From $69.95 to $797.43
Manufacturer: Phoenix
Manufacturer Part No: 250W14K/SE
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Phoenix 250W 14K Single Ended (SE) Metal Halide Aquarium Lamp
The Phoenix 250 Watt 14K Aquatic Metal Halide Lamp is great for bringing out the coloration of fish and corals while providing excellent intensity for growth. Phoenix lamps feature the best combination of Color Balance and Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR) quality available for aquarium and reef system lighting.
Phoenix 250 Watt 14,000K (Single Ended) Features and Benefits:
- 14,000 Kelvin Color Temperature (Crisp White Light/Blue Tint)
- The Best Combination of Color and PAR
- Excellent With or Without Actinic Supplementation
- Operate on a HQI Metal Halide Ballast, Pulse-Start Ballast or Electronic Ballast
- Excellent Choice for Reef Tanks 18 Feet in Depth
- Made in Japan
SOS Notes for Phoenix 14,000K 250 Watt Installation:
When installing the Phoenix 14K 250Watt lamp be very careful not to touch the glass. If you do, wipe the glass down with alcohol and let it dry completely before starting the lamp. Once you installed the lamp be sure to replace the protective UV shield as these lamps produce ultraviolet light that can damage your eyes and any living animals in your tank. This is normal installation procedures and precautions with any metal halide lamp used in aquariums.
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Product Reviews
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great color and long life
mrbigshot
(usa)
6/6/2010 7:23 PM
bulb has great color, same as the double ended version. there is actually a double ended bulb inside of a bulb shell.proven to last at least a year with over 70% of original par, that's not bad because after the first month you down to the high 80% range.
bulb is very durable, Ive had the bulb run for 5 hours and drop into the tank with no ill effects. just clean off the boiled off salt creep and away you go.
keep in mind a phoenix 14k is closer to 20k as far as color temp goes. as mentioned the color is great but you pay for it as far as par goes. a 20k radium will produce better color and par but the price goes up.
firing the bulb is a pulse start sunlight supply blue wave ballast(has to be pulse or electronic, a standard probe start will not fire. use a m80 or m153).
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