36" Dual Satellite 2x96 watt SunPaq with Lunar Light

[crushton]

I paid $167 each for these. I am masking $140 each because my husband is basically having a cow over me ordering the "wrong" lights to begin with.

Here is a link to exactly what I bought
https://www82.safesecureweb.com/webaquatics/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=CU01015&Cate gory_Code=CSCFLL

Here is a link to the replacement bulbs for these fixtures:
http://www.aquariumpros.com/p-CUR2044,LPpl.html
I have 2 of these lights for sale. I have had them listed on ebay but have not sold them yet. I used them for only one week and under much confusion and stress by my lfs I ordered the MH he told me would support the corals/inverts. that I wanted in my tank.

Current - 36" Dual Satellite 2x96 watt SunPaq with Lunar Light
(legs are included)

Registration cards and information paper are also included

Product Information:
2X96 watt Affordable 24-hour lighting system
Low profile
Energy efficient electronic ballast
4 lamps in 2
Dual phosphor technology
Highest CFM fan among competing brands
The only single strip to include lunar lights

Product Dimensions 36.75" x 7.25" x 2"
Model CU01015
Length 36"
Dual Daylight 6,700K/10.000K 1x96 watt
Dual Actinic 420nm/460nm 1x96 watt

Lunar Light Moon White
Independent Control
Fan
Total Watts 192
Total Amps 1.46

The Backbone

Advanced electronic ballast architecture. The patented circuitry inside each ballast ensures consistent high performance and low energy consumption while meeting FCC standards with EMI protection and low THD. All components are the highest quality available, meeting ISO 9001 standards, and are potted to reduce thermal stress and increase ballast life expectancy.

SunPaq Enhanced

Revolutionary SunPaq lamps incorporate a proprietary blend of phosphors from Nichia (the world’s leading phosphor manufacturer) for the ultimate in spectral distribution, creating eye-popping aesthetics and life promoting energy. We didn’t stop there - the SunPaq lamps feature the industry’s only 18-Karat gold plated pins for maximum conductivity and corrosion resistance as well as Philips brand filaments. A German parabolic reflector, coupled with our revolutionary dual phosphor SunPaq lamps, produce stunning output - the highest in the industry.

Viewing Around the Clock

Built-in Moon White Lunar Light completes the 24-hour lighting cycle, providing rhythmic moon luminance for increased spawning and reproduction. The Moon White Lunar Light casts a crisp moon glow for optimum nocturnal simulation and nighttime viewing.

Sleek and Cool

Heavy duty 1.7 mm extruded aluminum housing provides optimal heat dissipation and unmatched strength. The sleek, contoured, low profile style is perfect for any application. Keeping things cool inside is a super quiet, high CFM fan - the largest among comparable brands - extending fixture life and increasing performance.

[Blind Squirrel]

I may be interested in one of your lights. I need to purchase lights in the near future but am unsure what to buy. You mentioned that they were the wrong lights for your set up. I have a 46 gal tank that is about 18" deep. Do you think these lights would support soft corals in a tank such as this?

Thanks,
Blind Squirrel

[crushton]

Yes I do think they would be sufficient. Please feel free to reconfirm this as I am NOT an expert on lighting, obviously.

From what I read it is 3 to 5 watts of lighting per gallon.

SO at 2 x 96 watts per light you would be within the range at 4 watts plus per gallon.

I want to keep soft and hard corals in my 125 gallon. I need metal halides to support that.

Where so you live? - Driving distance

Let me know. Thanks for your interest.

Charlene Rushton