ZHON-VIT  METAL HALIDE LIGHT
(G12 Pin Type)

General Information of Metal Halide Light

• Metal halide lamps are the most intense form of lighting in maintaining a successful marine, invertebrate, reef aquariums. They are extremely powerful and usually prove to be very successful. 
• Replace bulbs every 8 to 12 months to maintain maximum efficiency
• The metal halide light has an excellent color rendering and a very high lumen output.
• An ultraviolet screen of filter will be needed to protect the species in the aquarium from ultraviolet light that is produced from metal halide lamps.
• A chiller can be used to offset any temperature gains
• Depending on the types of invertebrates, the depth of the aquarium and the spectrum of the lighting the amount of light needed will vary from minimum of 1.5 watts /gallon to maximum of 6 watts / gallon for reef tanks.  
• For example, small polyp stony coral, such as Acropora need strong light that is provided by a high temperature (kelvin) metal halide light.

• Power cord with quick disconnection from ballast to hood (fixture)
• Independent ON / OFF control of ballast
• 15 feet long heavy duty lamp cord
• Included 150 watts, 14000K blue spectrum to eliminate the use of fluorescent blue actinic.
• UL approved ballast
• 150 watt G12 single ended H.Q.I metal halide bulb that can increase the penetrating power of the lamp (The lumen of the focus is equal to 400 watt metal halide lamp)
• UV absorbing tempered lens
• Rust proof aluminum hood
• Easy to adjust height and angle
• Very shine 15° rust proof reflector
• Available of 150 watt, 20000 K of G12 (upon request)

• 14000° K Coral Plus: 14000 K coral blue is our standard marine tube.  These were specifically designed for growth sps corals down to a depth of 800 mm. This concentration of light energy ( actinic, range peaking at 460 mm) is essential for the survival and good health of fish, corals and invertebrates in marine and reef aquariums.

1. Blue actinic light

2. Provide the specific spectrum (400 - 480 mm) for zooxanthellae symbiosis to develop

3. Essential for the survival and good health of marine and reef aquarium.

• 20000°K Deep Ocean Blue:  20000°K deep ocean blue emits high levels of actinic light with emitting the UV-A, which creates a very pleasant fluorescent effect on corals, invertebrates and exotic marine fish.

1. More blue actinic light

2. Re-creates fluorescent effect brilliantly

3. UVA creates fluorescence

4. Promotes growth of invertebrates.

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