I was reviewing the Giesemann 250 and the price caught me off guard at $2300. hmmm.. anyone own one of these and care to comment. I do like this part, but can still be done by a controller on a separate lighting system:
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The System 260 Moonlight, flagship model, simulates natural living conditions day and night, allowing you to observe your fish in the moonlight.
Moonrise and moonset, and even the phases of the moon, pose no problem for the complex microprocessor control. Cloud simulation was even thought of.
As the moonlight lamp requires a mere five watts, the System 260 moonlight is incredibly energy efficient. The amount of light emitted corresponds to that of the natural moon, ensuring plants and fish still have their period of rest.
The perfectly thought through design details commonly associated with this light have been augmented by continuous, rapid-action height adjustment and a flexible spiral cable.
Source: marinedepot.com
The System 260 Moonlight, flagship model, simulates natural living conditions day and night, allowing you to observe your fish in the moonlight.
Moonrise and moonset, and even the phases of the moon, pose no problem for the complex microprocessor control. Cloud simulation was even thought of.
As the moonlight lamp requires a mere five watts, the System 260 moonlight is incredibly energy efficient. The amount of light emitted corresponds to that of the natural moon, ensuring plants and fish still have their period of rest.
The perfectly thought through design details commonly associated with this light have been augmented by continuous, rapid-action height adjustment and a flexible spiral cable.

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