80 v 90 CRI = https://www.rollitup.org/t/tasty-led-3000k-90cri-vs-4000k-80cri-grow-log.945276/Help??? Info???
90 CRI has more red in It than 80 CRI. I chose 3000k 80 CRI to use as my main light. Both options will work fine for an all round spectrum.Planning on building a light I was wondering which is better for a All-around veg and flower light. 80 CRI or 90 CRI and why?
Look it up on the forum, there has been discussions about this. I´m no LED guru, but what I gather is that there is a difference but not like one CRI is right and the other does not work. Look at the spec sheet of your desired LEDs, but i think that 90 CRI has less a lower luminous flux that 80 CRI (but more red, as mentioned above). You could also mix COBs if you want to have it all.Anyone have any more input? Looking to make a purchase and just want to be sure of it
Look it up on the forum, there has been discussions about this. I´m no LED guru, but what I gather is that there is a difference but not like one CRI is right and the other does not work. Look at the spec sheet of your desired LEDs, but i think that 90 CRI has less a lower luminous flux that 80 CRI (but more red, as mentioned above). You could also mix COBs if you want to have it all.
All of mine just about are 80cri the key difference is a more pronounced spectrum on either end of the color scale. Either 80 or 90 cri are going to grow very wellDoes anyone else have any input?
Depends on the brand. Pay more attention to the brand and get a good brand like cree,vero,citizen you'll get a good light with either 80 or 90 and all mine are 3k's veg to flowerSo would I get a good quality all around light and a good producing light from 90 CRI 3500k ?
[/QUOTE]So you buy lights on amazon and take them apart for the drivers? And then buy separate cobs?
QUOTE="swedsteven, post: 14054777, member: 180556"]I order 28 citezen cob 1212 gen 5 3000k 90cri to hack 6 amazon fixture
2× 300 watts and 4 ×200 watts
All 50 watts 24-36volt small driver inside those .