Single Reflectors available for T5 Retrofit kits. Reflectors include two bulb clips per reflector.
1x24 watt (24" Bulbs)
1x39 watt (36" Bulbs)
1x54 watt (48" Bulbs
1x80 watt (60" Bulb)
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The reflectors you need, not the reflectors you deserve By Bif on 2/28/2018
Bif would recommend this product to a friendMuch better, larger, wider, and reflective than what came on my HT retrofit -
Awesome reflectors By chad on 11/8/2017
chad would recommend this product to a friendCame wrapped in bubble wrap and had the typical removable protective film on the surface. Just make sure to attach the bulb clip with the bolt head on the reflective side and but on the backside or you’ll have issues with them loosening and/or being crooked. Tighten the bolt/nut until the reflector tabs are flat. -
Great Reflectors By David on 8/15/2017
David would recommend this product to a friendThe reflectors came delivered wrapped in a ton protective wrapping. They work great and I now have all my lighting going into the tank and the response from corals has been awesome. -
Great packaging By Bruce on 6/21/2016
Bruce would recommend this product to a friendCame wrapped like a tank no issues at all! -
Not good customer service By Anthony on 11/27/2015
Anthony wouldn't recommend this product to a friendHad to call three times in order to get the item sent to me. When I finally received the items was wrapped in bubble wrap. Needless to say it was beat up and bent up!!!
OK, I screwed up.
I just took the reflectors down to clean while changing bulbs only to discover that I did not take off the protective film. Aany easy way to get it off now that it has been baked on?
Question posted on Oct 23, 2017 1:52:00 PM
Hi Gary, thanks for reaching out to us.
Unfortunately, once that film is baked on it can be very difficult to remove, as you know. I would remove as much of the plastic film by hand as possible and try some solvent such as rubbing alcohol or other "Goo-Gone" type product to remove the residue. Test this out a small area of the reflector first to ensure it doesn't damage the finish of the reflector. If this proves to be more trouble than its worth it may be easier to just buy new reflectors to get the most out of your bulbs. I am sorry we didn't have a better solution for you.
Unfortunately, once that film is baked on it can be very difficult to remove, as you know. I would remove as much of the plastic film by hand as possible and try some solvent such as rubbing alcohol or other "Goo-Gone" type product to remove the residue. Test this out a small area of the reflector first to ensure it doesn't damage the finish of the reflector. If this proves to be more trouble than its worth it may be easier to just buy new reflectors to get the most out of your bulbs. I am sorry we didn't have a better solution for you.
Answer by: Nick (Admin) on Nov 10, 2017 10:56:00 AM
What is the width of these reflectors?
Question posted on May 16, 2016 2:32:00 PM
Great question!
Each reflector is 2.5" wide. Feel free to let us know if you have any further questions!
Each reflector is 2.5" wide. Feel free to let us know if you have any further questions!
Answer by: Connor (Admin) on May 19, 2016 2:53:00 PM
Is this made by ati reflector?.
Question posted on May 30, 2016 1:45:00 PM
Great question!
These reflectors are built by LET directly. Feel free to let us know if you have any further questions!
These reflectors are built by LET directly. Feel free to let us know if you have any further questions!
Answer by: Connor (Admin) on Jun 7, 2016 1:52:00 PM
