We had previously posted this, but thought it was worth bringing up again. It’s simple and beautiful. Perhaps lower wattage Metal Halides and Spotlights will start becoming more popular here in the states?
The Japanese are at it again. With the recent development of self-ballasted or internal ballast metal halide spots, a few manufacturers have made [...]
We had previously posted this, but thought it was worth bringing up again. It’s simple and beautiful. Perhaps lower wattage Metal Halides and Spotlights will start becoming more popular here in the states?
The Japanese are at it again. With the recent development of self-ballasted or internal ballast metal halide spots, a few manufacturers have made them in a higher kelvin (10 & 14K) for reef applications. These would be great for supplementing individual colonies on large tanks or core lighting for nanos. The clip system makes it easy to use and as plug and play as metal halide lighting can get. Below shows a smaller 24w 10K Metal Halide.
It’s so simple, how can you not like it?
