Can I replace my Pentair SAM light with this?
1441578
I am not familiar with the pentair sam. As long as the diameters are the same i would say yes.
509868
not sure. I replaced with ghs- PF120 light. not easy to find. buy 2 sets. make sure to do the mods i did. not sure how to get in touch with you without mediator.
592503
I'm sure you can. I just got my light replaced because it didn't work. Call Minka help desk at 800-307-3267 and they can confirm about replacing a blade.
617187
I don't know. There is a cardboard backing on it so if you took that off you might be able to change the light. It was so inexpensive I figured if the lights quit working and I couldn't change it then I'd buy a new one.
2081342
I would love to be able to give you my answer on that however I just installed the light...but will be glad to let you know! I am sure the people at Magnus would be able to answer that for you as well :)
827965
No, the light on this model cannot be changed. If you prefer a bowl light, you should consider models #52062, 53075 or 51022.
1162164
I was told you can not replace it. It's a dumb design if that's true. The aquarium light is not cheap so replacing the whole thing because the light is broke makes no sense to me. If you find away then please let me know as well. Mine is still ok but it will burn out eventually. Thanks
2079456
It wouldn't be advised to try. The plastic around bulb could crack, they are pretty cheap in that aspect. Replacing the light itself is probably a better option.
828860
You have given me valuable info .Might be a reason not to but another Dorcey if there are no light replacements .Not a good sign.I will try looking into this. seaBee
1084141
Light changes without the pentair controller by toggling on/off the switch to change to different light scheme
841242
No, not to replace. When LED fails complete swap during warranty, afterwards go live with it.LEDs on the Ks seem to fail quite often.
283994
http://www.amazon.com/BeamsWork-Double-Bright-Aquarium-Fixture/dp/B00FIPDJRS/ref=sr_1_22?s=pet-supplies&ie;=UTF8&qid;=1388390790&sr;=1-22
1091270
I would think so, but you'd be smart to get a diagram or look at the specifications of the fixture with an electrician or even someone in the light department at Home Depot if you're DIY. The fixture is returnable if it doesn't fit.
853866
Jim,I don't think so, as this responds to the light, but you should contact the manufacturer.
279908
Don't think so. Believe what you need is Pentair 178654 or Unicel C-6960. Please verify as I only did a quick search.
657294
I would say the new fixture would be better because you can customize the color spectrum. Your question would be better suited for the Finnex staff on their website.
1838836
Maybe. They sure blow out easy, don't they? I found a company that sells the replacement but I needed expert help to identify the exact component. He decided not to help once he figured out I'm not really using it to grow coral in salt water aquarium. If I were to buy LED again I'd spend more money upfront on a more reliable unit. Try googling any identifier on the panel, that might take you to a page of specs. If you can read them google the specs on the transformer and look for a retailer. Good luck. I just went back to HPS because we are flowering and we couldn't keep dicking around. Maybe. They sure blow out easy, don't they? I found a company that sells the replacement but I needed expert help to identify the exact component. He decided not to help once he figured out I'm not really using it to grow coral in salt water aquarium. If I were to buy LED again I'd spend more money upfront on a more reliable unit. Try googling any identifier on the panel, that might take you to a page of specs. If you can read them google the specs on the transformer and look for a retailer. Good luck. I just went back to HPS because we are flowering and we couldn't keep dicking around.