Sun Brite Led???

[BIG_ONE]

Anyone here uses Sun Brite Led??? my local LFS has said they are much much brighter and give a better photosynthesis for corals, and also they use very low amount of energy.

but yet, quite expensive to me($90+)...anyone have any experienced with these??? planning to switch the regular stock light out and put these in so there's no hustling about lights when i decide to put in corals.

 

[Stingray12]

yeah there expensive but very low power conumption.

Look at this: http://www.marinedepot.com/ps_ViewI...w~idProduct~PF8215~idCategory~FILTFILDTS.html

 

[BIG_ONE]

yeah there expensive but very low power conumption.

Look at this: http://www.marinedepot.com/ps_ViewItem~category~PFO_36_inch_14000K_Solaris_I5_LED_Lighting_Fixture_36in_Units~vendor~PFO_Lighting~SearchStr~pfo+solaris~action~view~idProduct~PF8215~idCategory~FILTFILDTS.html

wow wow wow, now that's crazy...i can buy a whole new tank with a whole new setup completely and still have AT LEAST $500 left.

I rather buy the rod bulbs instead for $90, works the same...still Sun Brite Led.

 

[Fishes33]

its $2200+, just get metal hilade instead

 

[skiptomyzoo]

I am looking at building my own sometime...

 

[BIG_ONE]

here's the price chart right off the site/LFS i go to...

http://www.exotic-aquarium.com/sub/ledprice.jpg

 

[spring007]

they save more power and also don't heat your aquarium that much..but, they are too expensive!