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05/20/2017, 07:52 PM | #1 |
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Lighting gurus approximate this spectrum?
Any lighting gurus that can approximate a point source LED light fixture/bulb that can come as close to this as possible? Something very point source & not spread, like a grow light bulb or Kessil.
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05/21/2017, 05:00 AM | #2 |
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There is almost nothing available in an led that is true UV. And you are looking at some 255nm, 300nm and 365nm UV leds... not very likely IMHO.
Leds in the 405nm, 440nm, 550nm and 560nm ranges are common enough. But finding them in an existing fixture, especially a point source fixture is very unlikely. You might look at ReeFi-LED and see if they could build you a custom led pendant? They make 150 watt pendants with Cree leds already and it's just a start up company. I have one of their standard pendants over my frag tank for the past week and I like it a lot. BTW, they come with an adjustable glass lens and can cover 2'x2' up to 3'x3'.
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05/21/2017, 07:26 AM | #3 | |
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Anyways it is probably possible.. Here is an image of some available diodes: https://www.intl-lighttech.com/produ...s/leds/uv-leds |
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