GNC Bluray M With 294 Low Power LEDs

by | Mar 22, 2019 | Equipment | 0 comments

GNC Bluray M

GNC has just made its brand new Bluray M available; it was presented at the Nuremberg Interzoo this year.

The new ceiling light is 30 cm in length and has classic low power LEDs.

We don’t have to tell you that the ceiling light is very, very beautiful. But let’s see its specs.

Technical characteristics of the GNC BluRay M

  • Dimensions: 300x230x40 mm;
  • Aquarium covering: 65×65 cm;
  • Total LED: 294;
  • White LED 12,000°K: 168;
  • Royal Blue LED 450 nm: 98;
  • Red Deep LED 660 nm: 28;
  • Consumption: 65 watt max;

This version of the ceiling light is designed specifically for marine aquariums.

As you can see, the number of LEDs is incredible. With 294 LEDs per 65 watts of maximum consumption, every LED is driven by less than 0.25 watts! The low power means that the LEDs are only heated a little bit, and so they last much, much longer.

GNC Bluray M

Each ceiling light has its own integrated form in order to change the usage parameters, as you can see in the following picture:

GNC Bluray M

The selling price is 549 euro ($623 USD).

GNC Bluray M

In the picture above, also from Interzoo, you can see a classic Bluray on the right and a couple of Bluray Ms on the left.

40-50 cm aquariums have a new high-quality lighting option. In truth, GNC indicates 60-65 cm, but for 60-65 cm we prefer the classic Bluray, at least for hard corals (SPS). And you, what do you think? Do you like these ceiling lights?

[Translated by Agnese Poggi]

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  • Danilo Ronchi, aka DaniReef, is a hydraulic engineer from Italy and one of Europe’s leading reefkeeping voices. His passion for marine aquariums and photography led him to publish his first book “Marine Aquarium” in 2013, and since 2007 he has run DaniReef.com, the leading reefkeeping magazine in Italy. With more than 4,000 articles, technical reviews, event coverage, and in-depth photo reportages, DaniReef has become a trusted international reference for hobbyists and professionals. Today, he proudly collaborates with Reefs.com to share his knowledge with an even wider global audience

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