Key Features:

• Designed by Arcadia Reptile and extensively tested
• .Japanese Full-Spectrum, HO LED Diodes.
• No ‘pin-spots’, a total ‘True Flood’.
• Full electronic protection.
• No Red or Blue LEDs, Full-Spectrum but with no ‘Purple Hue’.
• Links together and with ProT5.
• Up to 141 Lumens Per Watt.
• 6200k, CRI over 85, high PAR, High PUR, 120 degree beam.
• 2 years guarantee.

Using a specifically designed mix of Full-spectrum, High Output LEDs, Arcadia have created an LED bar that can project a vast quantity of light with a very high PAR value. Jungle Dawn LED Bar projects a Full-Spectrum of light that mimics visible natural sunlight (6200kelvin), along the ‘Photosynthetic Active Response Curve’ but without using PAR limiting separate red and blue diodes.Arcadia Jungle Dawn LED Bar can be easily linked together to form a chain of up to 10 units. It can also be linked with Arcadia Reptile ProT5 UVB systems (ProT5 Kit – Forest 6%, ProT5 Kit – Desert 12% & ProT5 Kit – Dragon 14%), reducing the number of wall sockets required per enclosure. Each Unit arrives with a power cable with integrated switch, fittings kit to allow you to fit this bar inside of a vivarium and with a ‘Link’ cable. The LED Bar can be used with all standard ‘mesh top’ terrariums, 12″/30cm, 18″/45cm, 24″/60cm, 36″/90cm wide.Arcadia Reptile JungleDawn-LED Bar uses a ‘triple track’ LED configuration with a high degree of built in internal protection. Jungle Dawn LED Bar will project a very wide, even and usable ‘flood’ of energy rich illumination, removing the risks associated with ‘point source’ LED lamps. This LED system will both increase visible light levels for terrestrial baskers and provide the energy that is required by plants to grow. Jungle Dawn LED Bar creates a vast quantity of light, greatly reducing the need to use large numbers of plant growth fluorescent lamps.Plants need access to the correct quantity of energy and within the correct light spectrum to be able to replace the cells that are either damaged or die off naturally each day. If we under-energise a plant, we reduce its ability to create cells through photosynthesis, limiting growth. Typically plants that lack the energy will display discoloured leaves and have a tendency to ‘bolt’ as they grow quickly upwards to be closer to a light source. Healthy plants display good colour, strong root networks and grow at a moderate pace, evenly.