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It’s not everyday that the keystone fluorescent bulb maker Ultraviolet Lighting Co. (formerly URI) releases a new color flavor but the reefkeeping community is sure to take note of their latest production. Although the 75.25 bulb may have been received by ho-hum fanfare, we are very excited about the potential for the new 454 bulb. As you might have guesses, the 454 has an emission spectrum peak at 454nm which is smack dab in between the fluorescence excitation peaks of 420 and 470nm. Even if this bulb doesnt ping exact known fluorescence excitation peaks, this light should still bring out many colors which are largely under represented by most light spectrums available in the aquarium lighting market. We’ll report on the 454’s look once we get a couple review lamps over our tanks and the 454 in T5 and T12 is available now from UVL light bulb vendors.

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  1. Skipper
    Posted March 21, 2009 at 10:14 am | Permalink

    I recently added one to my tank and am very impressed with the way it makes the colors “pop!”

  2. Posted April 20, 2009 at 7:56 pm | Permalink

    Ive swapped out my 460nm to the 454’s a few weeks ago. The SuperMan Monti and other blues look radioactive. Pinks are kind of lacking. A combination of UVL’s SuperActinic and their new 454’s will be AWESOME! Cant wait for my order to get in…The new Indigo Suns are coming as well!

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