Experience a whole new level of brightness with Nova Extreme, the first ever 24 hour, High Output T5 lighting fixture. These high output lamps will pump so much light into your aquarium that your fish will need sunglasses.

• European Style High Output T5 lamps

• Performance Driven Electronic Ballast

• New Individual Single Lamp Reflectors
  

• Fan Cooled for Maximum Efficiency

• Energy Efficient

Performance is Everything

Powered by an advanced electronic ballast, the High Output T5 lamps are driven to their maximum potential while ensuring long lamp life. 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. All four lamp Nova Extreme T5HO units now feature a newly designed individual single lamp reflector which significantly increases the light output. Integrated fan cools both ballast and lamps for efficient operation.

New Individual Single Lamp Reflectors

The Ultimate Spectrum

SlimPaq High Output T5 lamps generate the ultimate spectrum for living reefs. Our proprietary blend of Nichia tri-phosphors provides maximum watts per lumen output, promoting high coral growth and excellent color rendition. Each fixture includes two 460nm Actinic Blue and two Daylight 10,000K SlimPaq high output T5 lamps.

Night Vision

Our 8 lamp #1123 integrated Moon White Lunar Lights cast a crisp moon glow for optimum nocturnal simulation, providing the perfect environment for nocturnal viewing, providing rhythmic moon luminance for increased spawning and reproduction.

Total Control

Two independent circuits with 6 ft. grounded power cords independently control 10,000K Daylight lamps and 460nm Actinic Blue lamps. Moon White Lunar Lights operate on their own transformer, providing complete control of timing periods.

Model #1123

* SLR = Single Lamp Reflector

GP = German Parabolic