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Illumagic Blaze Dual Mount

Name: Illumagic Blaze Dual Mount
Brand: Dalua
SKU: ILLBLADUA|MARIN|06081|DALUA
Price: 132.00 GBP
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Illumagic Blaze Dual Mount

A strong, sleek looking aluminium mount that holds two Illumagic Blaze units together, but also angles 100% of the light into the aquarium from approximately a 20 degree angle.

An excellent addition for anyone wanting to run parallel Blaze units and wanting a more efficient way of displaying your lighting system.

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