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Reef Brite

15" SE LED/MH Hybrid Pendant

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15" LED/MH Hybrid Pendant 400W Mogul

SKU: 210608

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$419.00

$492.94
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Single Ended Metal Halide and Blue XHO High Power LEDs

Reef Brite Metal Halide Fixtures are easy to mount and provide great coverage with their reflectors. The aluminum housing and proprietary convection design allows for more passive cooling and produces up to 25% more light than other compact metal halide reflectors available. 

 

Metal Halide Fixtures on their own make some of the best light for reef aquariums, but when combined with Reef Brite's Blue XHO LED strips you can't beat it!

Metal Halide reflectors are widely used on many successful reef tanks because they simply work. Most other lighting systems try to imitate halide lighting and fail when it comes to the perfect amount of shimmer and intensity. With many different bulbs available, finding the perfect spectrum for your tank is possible. Pair the reflector up with Reef Brites 250W & 400W Digital Ballast for the best intensity and color. 

 

Mounting the Metal Halide Pendants can be accomplished in a few different ways. The most common solution is Reef Brite's Halide Hanging Kit, that can be suspended from your ceiling or wall brackets.

 

BRS Bulb Recommendations:

250W SE - Radium 20K Single Ended

400W SE - Radium 20K Single Ended

 

Dimensions - 15" x 14.75" x 4.75"

 

What's Included?

1x Single Ended Metal Halide Pendant

2x Blue XHO LED Strips with Power Supplies

 

Note: Ballast and bulbs purchased separately.

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Product Questions

What is the spread coverage with the 250w metal halide bulb?
Question by: David Balella on Feb 18, 2022, 6:38 PM
Hey David, thanks for the question! Spread is going to be greatly impacted by mounting height. On average we would say that spread will roughly be 24" x 24".
Answer by: James Johnson (BRS Staff) on Mar 2, 2022, 12:46 PM
Can the 400watt also be used as a 250 with the change to a 250 ballast?
Question by: Juan Gutierrez on Dec 7, 2018, 9:27 PM
Hello Juan,

Thanks for reaching out!

The two fixtures are actually identical so they can be used with either a 250 or 400 watt bulb/ballast.

Answer by: Nick on Dec 12, 2018, 11:45 AM