Photon fuge light.

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Any plans for a larger fuge light? Some the size of a Photon 24 with the 2:1 red to blue mix LEDs would be a "shut up and take my money" moment.
 

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We may start doing bigger refugium lights. We did this with the lumenbars for a while, and unfortunately they weren't very well received. I think the next step up would be something in the 30watt range. The 7watt ones we have now do very well. If we were to do a 24" one, it would only replace about 3-4 of the pico fuge LEDs we carry now, so the cost would have to be similar to justify that.
 
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Yeah I have the Trigger System Triton 44 sump and it has a large fuge. Most of the existing lights from the major reefing manufacturers are made for smaller footprints.
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I don't really like Kessil fuge light as the cheato ends up growing in a floating mat.

I prefer the spread of a panel fixture. Really leaves me with the black box "grow" lights from Amazon.

I prefer the quality of your fixtures over the no name fixtures.

Just a thought. Maybe you could market it to the "indoor gardening enthusiast" as well.
 

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