WTB: 48" T5 or MH fixture

[JustAClownFish]

I'm looking for a used T5 fixture (nothing fancy such as ATI) or a MH fixture (or two single reflectors) for my 75g (48" long) for an affordable price. I don't care about the condition as long as it is functional. I'm located in the Riverside/Moreno Valley.

 

[scrapz]

If you want cheap and dont care. Get a t5 horticulture light. cheap and better than a dirty reflector old unit.

 

[ycnibrc]

I'm looking for a used T5 fixture (nothing fancy such as ATI) or a MH fixture (or two single reflectors) for my 75g (48" long) for an affordable price. I don't care about the condition as long as it is functional. I'm located in the Riverside/Moreno Valley.

I have a sunlight supply 48" 2x250w double end 2x48" t5 pendant come with ballast 150$.

 

[five.five-six]

I have a sunlight supply 48" 2x250w double end 2x48" t5 pendant come with ballast 150$.

Hey, I recognize that ballast

That's a really nice M80 (read top of the line) setup.

Hope it finds some love.

 

[Panzerbjorne39]

Get an Agro-Brite T5 from Amazon. They come in either 6 bulb or 8 bulb configuration. Very nice quality with individual reflectors for each bulb. German high polished aluminum. Much better then a sketchy used POS.


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[Daddi0]

Get an Agro-Brite T5 from Amazon. They come in either 6 bulb or 8 bulb configuration. Very nice quality with individual reflectors for each bulb. German high polished aluminum. Much better then a sketchy used POS.


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I have an Agro-Brite and I hate it!! The bulb sockets don't handle the ambient moisture well and kept shorting out the ballast. After the 3rd ballast, I swapped it out.
Cheers! Mark

 

[Panzerbjorne39]

I have an Agro-Brite and I hate it!! The bulb sockets don't handle the ambient moisture well and kept shorting out the ballast. After the 3rd ballast, I swapped it out.

Cheers! Mark

You obviously kept it too close to the water surface. I would blame that on the user, not the equipment. The end sockets are standard fare. Mine never had any issues.


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[pga7602]

If you want cheap and dont care. Get a t5 horticulture light. cheap and better than a dirty reflector old unit.

Don't care??? What you mean??? I care.....

 

[Daddi0]

You obviously kept it too close to the water surface. I would blame that on the user, not the equipment. The end sockets are standard fare. Mine never had any issues.


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Ran it 10 inches off the water. So while it may be a good plant light, it sucks over a reef. When it would short the ballast, it would cause a circuit breaker to trip then the whole tank is off and if you are gone it could be off for a while. The end sockets are different. At least on the aquarium t5 that I run on my other reef they are more sealed.
Cheers! Mark

 

[Mchava]

I might have an old sunlight supply 8bulb unit. I have to check my storage but I’ll let you know once I get home this afternoon

 

[Nguyen1111]

I have 4 bulb T5 fixture for $50

 

[Pinoy4Reef]

I got 2 reflectors with ballast: 250 watt

Asking 80 bucks for both reflectors and both ballast. I might even have extra radium bulbs somewhere. Im in riverside.

 

[toshiba]

I have two retrofit reflectors with An ARO electronic ballast and a bunch of 250 watt bulbs for $80.


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[coral acquisition]

I got 48” Sun Systems Tek-Light for $160 with stands. You can hang these as well.