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The Dymax HQI Bulb 250 W is a 250 W HQI metal-halide replacement bulb for reef aquarium lighting, in 14,000 K and 20,000 K colours.

Key Features

  • 250 W metal halide (HQI)
  • 14,000 K (whiter) or 20,000 K (bluer)
  • Replacement bulb for compatible HQI fittings

Available in: 14,000 K and 20,000 K

Good To Know

  • Check the lamp base and ballast type of your fitting before buying.
  • Metal-halide bulbs run very hot and emit UV; only use them in a fitting with a UV-shield glass, and never touch a hot bulb.
  • Replace bulbs about every 9–12 months; ageing bulbs shift colour and can trigger algae.
  • Raise light slowly on corals when fitting a new bulb.

Dymax hqi metal halide bulb - 250w

250 W Metal Halide Lamp I 14,000 K or 20,000 K I Replacement Bulb I Reef Aquariums

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The Dymax HQI Bulb 250 W is a 250 W HQI metal-halide replacement bulb for reef aquarium lighting, in 14,000 K and 20,000 K colours.

Key Features

  • 250 W metal halide (HQI)
  • 14,000 K (whiter) or 20,000 K (bluer)
  • Replacement bulb for compatible HQI fittings

Available in: 14,000 K and 20,000 K

Good To Know

  • Check the lamp base and ballast type of your fitting before buying.
  • Metal-halide bulbs run very hot and emit UV; only use them in a fitting with a UV-shield glass, and never touch a hot bulb.
  • Replace bulbs about every 9–12 months; ageing bulbs shift colour and can trigger algae.
  • Raise light slowly on corals when fitting a new bulb.