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Galaxaura sp. Red Sea 08.

Wattage measurement 11/20/08
Hello
<Ed>
I was always under the assumption that the wattage measurement on an aquarium was an accumulative value of all the bulbs above the tank.
<Tis.>
I was recently informed that is not correct. Two 96 watt CF bulbs are only putting out 96 watts, not 192. Is there any truth to this?
<If you mean one bulb that has twin tubes, yes. Many of the CF bulbs have multiple tubes connected at the plug-in.>
Ed Raasch

Re: Wattage measurement 11/20/08
Thank you
<Welcome.>
Glad to know I'm not completely stupid.
edr
<Heee, we all have those moments! Scott V.>

 


 

 

 

 

 

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