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PAR Monitoring Kit
425,00
- Performs continuous light-level monitoring for your aquarium
- 24/7 light monitoring
- Measures actual PAR – the light corals and plants use
- Prevents burning out corals
- Order by 21:00, shipped the same day
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425,00
The Neptune Systems PAR Monitoring Kit (PMK) is a kit designed to monitor and log the light levels of your aquarium 24 hours a day! The kit includes the new Advanced Sensors Module. It’s the perfect tool to fine-tune your lighting for your tank. Now you can adjust your lighting with the confidence that you’re not giving your corals and plants too much or too little light. The PAR sensor is nicely concealed in your aquarium as it is integrated into the Real Reef Rock.
At certain parts of the spectrum, the human eye cannot perceive changes in light intensity once the light level exceeds a certain point. Too often, this leads people to adjust their LED lighting far beyond the ideal PAR level. This usually results in burning, bleaching, and/or death of corals. With the PMK, you can adjust your lighting while keeping a close eye on the light that affects your corals and plants throughout the day.
| Product number: | PMK |
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- 1x PAR sensor
- 1x Advanced Sensors Module
- 1x 'Real Reef Rock'
- 1x 6' AquaBus cable
3 reviews
7 October 2019 08:40
Excellent piece of kit.
Excellent piece of kit. I can now keep an eye on my corals and make sure they don’t get burnt. Easy to install just like the rest of Neptune apex add ins. The order was stress free and and super fast. Thank you
21 December 2018 06:10
Werkt perfect zoals gewoonlijk
Werkt perfect zoals gewoonlijk
14 November 2017 22:05
A must have...
A must have for anyone stocking their reef tanks with sensitive corals. Only downside you need to keep the sensor clean so i wipe with a toothbrush every few days as notice a drop in PAR level