12000k xenon car lights
 

Has anyone ever actually tried growing sps with these?,perhaps with a uv glass filter. I've researched countless threads but never found anyone who has actually tried. I even found a dimable set to help deal with intensity issues. Any thoughts or experiences would be greatlly apreciated.

find someone with a par meter to check them out mabey

Anyone out there with a meter and a car that has H.I.D lights 10000k or higher lol? There are ALOT of people online looking for an answer to this question.

Very cool idea. I'm interested to see how this turns out. 12 volt fish lights:lol:

Upon research I've found 20w of xenon equates to about 120 lumens par with cp and t5. I've found a 110v 5 bulb model 70w per bulb about 1500 lumen available 6000k-18000k now I'm off to see how many lumen a 125w mh produces lol

lumens and par are not quite the same for corals

i dont know why you would want 12V lights, you would lose efficiency as the power supply would lose efficiency as well as the efficiency of the lights and you would need larger wire guage as lower voltage draws more current for given watts.

Ok here we go a 200w hm puts out 20000-30000 lumen,a 25w t5 produces 2000-3000 lumen not looking so good for xenon hdi but i'll keep checking

In case you missed it I found a 110v model not 12v i've found a house variety for 60$ 5 bulb unit,emailed manufacturer who says bulbs available in the kelvin range im after though they cost extra. The reason im pursuing the xenon h.i.d is its suitability for a nano reef because;less heat,less size,1/3cost to buy and cheaper to run than halide and the car variety are water proof. Seems too good to be true so.......

Im watching a post here where a fella plans to use the car variety on a 5.5g nano.....but he's taking forever to update lol

he is taking forever to update! i have been waiting to see how that light works aswell.