Re: Cold Cathode Flourescents

[Kate Breimayer <kate@munat.com>]

Is that because of risk? I know hot lights can explode if water is 
splashed, and some DIY fixtures for VHO or HO retrofits have been 
catching fire in the endcaps... They may have good reason in terms of 
liability for this. Personally I rule out products that explode or catch 
fire as the deductible on my insurance is greater than the cost of a UL 
listed appliance :)
Kate

Susan Welenofsky wrote:

> Would it be possible to build your own liquid fusion light fixture or modify an 
> exsisting one? I know a lot of places won't deal with you if you tell them it 
> is for an aquarium. Better to say it is for anything else.
>
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