SFILIGOI Galaxy LED Fixtures

SFILIGOI can't get off the 3reef Radar. Check out their new gorgeous 'Galaxy' series of LED fixtures. The Galaxy sports dynamic control of the colour (RGB) in the 12 V version. 3reef can only drool.


SFILIGOI Galaxy LED Fixtures


Highlights:

● Greater light efficiency
● L.E.D. Technology mixed to T5.
● Power LEDs: 1.2 W; 2.3 W; 3 W High Bright.
● Forced ventilation with speed adjustable fans.
● Supply: 100- 240 V AC o 12 V DC.
● Dynamic control of the colour (RGB) in the 12 V version through an
external signal.
● Long life (from 20.000 to 100.000 hours, depending on the versions).
● Low heat developed: thanks to the cold light of the LED, they don't
heat the water, saving energy in the use of chillers.
●Large range of colours: LED 4000 °K; 6000 °K; Blue, Red, Green, Yellow.
● T5: 6000 °K, 10.000 °K, 15.000 °K, SuperActinics 03.
● Extremely simple maintenance: the LED are extremely easy to
substitute.
● Strong: the cover is made in extruded and anodized or painted
aluminium.

More info:
http://www.sfiligoi.it/files/download/GALAXY ING.pdf

 

looks interesting....wonder how long it will be until l.e.d. technology earns reefers trust as far as dependability and life expectancy goes. If i had the money id buy led and try it out.

 

so is this led system mixed with t5's?

The reason why i ask is, solaris have one with no T5's

 

Sorry - im just very intrested in this technology. I know its young and still very expensive its also not available to the UK at the moment either. But i have a gut feeling its the furtur due to all their postive properties, has anybody used these types of systems yet?
What can and can't be kept with them? i see that they say they are of similar power to MH and i wonder if this is true?!

 

No, they are saying they have mixed the LED bulb combination to give a light similar to that of T5 lighting. Looks cool though, they are more and more companies breaking into the LED fixtures, so it wont be long until those prices start coming down....hurahh!!

 

Had a dig around and it looks like they do provide a version with some t5 bulbs! Mmmnnn, suggests to me that the intensity isn't up to it, or maybe I'm just too cynical!

 

Hope that this is a typo! Or do they not use commas over there the way we do in the states?

 

it's not the intensity, the T5's provide an acintic since that is hard to replicate with led's

much like alot of the MH arrays have to have separate acintics weather it be vho/t5/pc

 

how much?

 

They are a real state of the art..i just like the looks of it,and if it works you can't beat them