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Reef Breeders Nova A4 - Controlable LED

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Hi everyone. I am selling a few things left over from one of my tank tear downs. I am selling my Nova A4. Used for less then six months. This led is a beast. It puts out 1000+ par at 8" bwl, as tested with a aponge par meter. Not sure if I got the spelling right on that. I used it on my DT mostly. Then I acquired two radion gen2s. Then I moved it to my Frag tank. It works very very well to produce the same colors in sps as did my 250 watt mh. It was never used over 35% power. No need. At 35% is was putting out 400 par at 8" bwl.

It measures 11.25" x 11.25" x 2.5" tall, and covers up to 24" x 24" tank. With the same controller as the rest of the Photon Series, the Nova A4 has the ability to run different intensities on the white/color channel, and royal blue channel every hour/half hour throughout the day. The Nova A4 has 3 dimming channels: Channel 1; 24 450nm royal blues, Channel 2; 12 4500K nuetral whites, 2 660nm reds, 6 420nm violets, and 4 480nm blues. Channel 3; 3 480nm blues (moonlights). The fixtures come with a hanging kit for suspending the light, which extends up to 30" above the fixture, and is adjustable. It also includes a remote, and like all of our fixtures, 1.5 years USA warranty left.

Asking $250 shipped. Just in time for Christmas :)

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