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JBL SOLAR TROPIC T8 38W (4000K

JBL SOLAR TROPIC T8 38W (4000K
JBL SOLAR TROPIC T8 38W (4000K
€28.99
Ex Tax: €23.57
  • Stock: Ships In 3-5 Days
  • Model: 6161500
  • EAN: 4014162616159
Sunlight full-spectrum tube for aquarium plant • Colour of light and spectral distribution ideally suit the needs of aquarium plant. • Inhibits growth of algae through full spectrum equivalent to sunlight. • Fully natural colours through 1 A colour rendering index (very good). • Colour temperature: 4000 K. • CRI 90 + Why full spectrum? Aquatic plants and corals from the reef top are adapted to full sunlight. A look at the natural environment shows that aquatic plants are almost exclusively found in sun-drenched, clear waters in shallow depths (max. 3 m). Even most of the coral species kept in aquariums are from shallow depths where the penetration depth of light is not a significant factor. All visible elements of light penetrate with equal strength to a depth of 6m! Therefore plants and aquatic animals in an aquarium should have lighting which is as close as possible to sunlight. The JBL SOLAR fluorescent tubes (with the exception of the SOLAR MarinBlue) have the great advantage of having full spectrum light. A closer look at the spectrum shows that the individual spectrum sectors of the tubes do not drop back to zero between the peaks (lighting peaks) but display all spectral sectors over the entire range from blue to red. Scientific research institutes e.g. the Institute of Marine Sciences in Kiel (GEOMAR) work with the JBL full spectrum tubes in tests in natural saltwater into the global warming of the oceans. This is convincing proof of the excellent quality of JBL SOLAR tubes! Product description JBL Solar Tropic: Standard lighting for exceptional plant growth. Spectrum and colour temperature of 4000 K ideally meet the requirements of aquatic plants as shown in the plant spectral curve. Colour temperature of 4000 K corresponds to the average colour temperature of sunlight over the course of a day, or of light at approx. 10.00 a.m.. Provides ideal conditions for photosynthesis through full spectrum light, simulating sunlight and strongly inhibiting the growth of algae. Best colour reproduction through 1A colour reproduction index (very good). Shows th

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