Light for New Fuge

[jlfalin]

I am in the process of setting up my 375 gallon reef. I found a 150 gallon aquarium (24"x48"x30") for a great price so drilled this and plan on using it for my refugium. This will be triton method so water will enter the fuge from a herbie style overflow. This will then spill over into the sump which is a 125 gallon tank. I was trying to decide which light would be best for a fuge this size to maximize algae growth. Mt goal is to be able to run the light 12-14 hours day with overlapping photo period with my tank to minimize pH swings as well as have continuous nutrient export. I don't want my algae growth to be limited by too little light. On the other hand I don't want to photo inhibit but over illuminating the fuge. So in peoples experience which option below would be my best bet?
My current options are:
1. Kessil H160 Flora grow light
2. Kessil H380 Flora grow light

Thanks,

 

[Crabs McJones]

What size will the fuge chamber be? I have an H380 and absolutely love it.

 

[jlfalin]

The fuge will be the full 24x48x30 tank.

 

[Crabs McJones]

The fuge will be the full 24x48x30 tank.

Definitely going to want to go H380, and to cover 48" you may need two as it has a recommended spread of 24" at 3' deep at 2 feet off the waters surface. I'd recommend starting out with one though and going from there, add a second one if needed.

 

[jlfalin]

Thanks for the input. No matter which light I get I planned on using 2. One per 2x2 section of the fuge.

 

[Brett newell]

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07312WKX2/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_2?smid=A2DFI8RPP7OFTH&psc=1

I have not used this light but I found it a while ago while looking for options outside the h380. Little but higher wattage but almost exactly the same light pattern