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96W Actinic 03 - 34 Inch - Square Pin Base - TRU
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Price: $29.95
Sale Price: $14.98
In Stock - Usually ships in 24 hours
Item Number: TRU31028
Manufacturer: TRU
Manufacturer Part Number: TRU31028
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Item Code: 3000007
Features:
* Finally, a true power compact Actinic 03 bulb!
* Panasonic style "Square Pin" socket (GY10q).
* Specifically engineered to benefit the growth of marine life.
* Contains real actinic phosphors similar to proven Super Actinics.
* Emits light that peaks at 420 and 430nm.
Dimensions:
* 34" overall length
Whats in the box:
1- 96W square pin actinic CF lamp
Availability:
Usually ships same business day
Warranty:
30 day HelloLights warranty
More Info:
*** FAQ:
Q. What's the difference between a "Blue 7,100K" and "Actinic 03" bulb?
A. Excellent question! OK, a little background:
The original "Actinic 03" bulb was made by Philips. They were not made
for aquarium use, but were adopted once news spread about the
beneficial aspects of using this bulb over reef tanks. Nowadays,
"Actinic 03" has become the marketing term used to identify "blue"
looking bulbs. Many bulbs are passed off as "actinic", when they are
just a blue bulb.
So, to answer the question, Blue 7,100K
bulbs are visually brighter than HelloLights Actinic bulbs. Blue bulbs
will NOT fluoresce your animals as well as our Actinic bulbs. Many
others sell "actinic", but they are really selling blue bulbs. The phosphors
coating the interior of our Actinic bulbs are specially formulated to
produce a narrow spike of concentrated violet/blue light. This is why
they appear to be more faint than blue bulbs. If you have
tons-o-corals, then we suggest going with Actinic 03. Remember, a
visual measurement of a lights utility is a poor one.
Customer Comments:
Rating: "Excellent"
"If
youre using some other PC actinic, you MUST buy the Hellolights 03
Actinic. After replacing my Coralife bulb, all of my corals opened up
so much. And the color of the bulbs really makes the colors of the tank
glow."
Richard J.,
San Diego, CA
General CF Questions.
Q. I don't see a particular color temp (K) or base style (Square / Straight pin) that I am looking for. Can you get it?
A.
We stock the most popular color temps and bases available. We also can
have a new style bulb made, if demand warrants. Let us know what you're
looking for. If we get enough requests, we'll try and source it, or
have it made.
Q. My CF bulbs keep breaking, why is that?
A.
We'd suspect that your lamp clips are too tight. Stretch them out
lightly. The most common breaks we hear about are on the ends of the 2
tubes, where they are connected. This is a fragile area, and it can
crack if you are not careful.
Q. What is better, Square Pin or Straight Pin??
A.
This is a matter or opinion. But, Square pin is the more popular of the
two. Square pin is also a little longer and wider than straight pin, so
theoretically, you'd get more surface area that's lighting your tank.
To avoid problems with CF bulbs & ballasts, we recommend:
1) Mount electronic ballasts as far away from heat sources as possible (this would include bulbs as a heat source).
2) Do not mount ballasts in any high humidity areas (ie. above sump, etc).
3)
Avoid unnecessarily removing Compact Fluorescent bulbs once they are in
place. Glass bulbs are fragile, so take care when handling them.
4) Make sure they are pushed all the way into their sockets.
5) Mount behind glass or acrylic 3-6" above the water. Do NOT operate any bulb directly over exposed water!
6) Securely mount all endcap cords, as loose cords can be pulled on accidentally, resulting in bulb breakage.
7) Most photo periods are between 8-12 hours, depending on specimen needs.
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