HORIZON SHIELD ZS 7300 200W (Black)

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Works with the Horizon mobile app (control your light with your phone!) Comes with the A200 WIFI Controller Simple installation Moonlight design Unique...
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SKU: horizon-shieldo-zs7300-200w-black

Description

Works with the Horizon mobile app (control your light with your phone!)
Comes with the A200 WIFI Controller
Simple installation
Moonlight design
Unique appearance
Extendable installation bracket for larger sized tanks
Pioneer Daylight UV LED to provide safe and beneficial level of lighting for corals
Mixture-Z LED Lighting to promote growth and improve coloration of corals and fish

Item Size: 27 x 11 x 1.8in
Recommended Tank Size: 39.3 x 23.6 x 23.6in
Minimum Tank Size: 31.5 x 13.7 x 13.7in
Maximum Tank Size: 47.3 x 27.5 x 59.1in
Power: 200W
Lumens: 9470LM
Input Voltage: 100V-240V
LED//Quantity//Color Temperature/wavelength
White//2//3200K
White//6//6500K(High CRI)
Royal Blue//4//465-470nm
Royal Blue+Green//4//465-470nm 525-530nm
UV+Blue//4//390-395nmnm 450-455nm
Red//16//660-670nm

Running the Horizon Shield ZS 7300 Reef LED in Singapore

This 200W app-controlled reef fixture is built for serious coral keepers, and we see it used over medium to large display tanks where stable, programmable spectrum matters. The Wi-Fi A200 controller lets you ramp intensity, schedule sunrise-to-moonlight cycles, and tune the daylight and Mixture-Z channels for either coral growth or fish colour. The extendable bracket suits the deeper, wider tanks common in landed and larger condo homes here.

In our climate the bigger concern is heat: a 200W fixture adds warmth to a room that often sits at 27-29C, so we suggest running it in an air-conditioned space or alongside a chiller for sensitive SPS. Mount it with airflow around the heatsink, and during monsoon-season outages remember the controller schedule resumes once power returns, though corals dislike sudden swings.

Set a sensible photoperiod and acclimate corals to the higher PAR gradually to avoid bleaching. See the full lighting range, and read our coral light acclimation guide, reef LED growth notes, and photoperiod guide.