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t-8 led look to grow coral w/o expensive fixtures!!!

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  1. 01-20-2012, 01:28 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by carlitofish View Post
    just bought 2 led t8 fixtures that can fit to any old shop light. ......
    WARNING!!!!!

    Do NOT put these in a shop light unless you like explosions, fires, and electrocution!

    It says right on their page that it is for use in their fixtures only!

    These are almost exactly like the old Sunbrite Gen 1 bulbs. Ballasts are internal to the tube; 90 low powered LEDs per foot.
    Last edited by pjr; 03-11-2012 at 11:33 AM.
    Detroit's oldest large LED tank! Est'd Jan 2005, went LED June 2009. 6' wide 130g reef, Sunbrite T10 LED tubes (3xGen 3 and 1xGen 1), mostly SPS, but chalices, other LPS, and a few softies too.
    http://pjr-reef.blogspot.com/
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