question to t5ho users

[carokann]

hey im looking to find out if putting my arms under the t5 light caused me to produce alot of brown "age spots". anyone who has used these lights for a month or over, have you had these symptoms. thanks

 

[polyarcturus]

no your burning with too much nutes, seriously my flowering area is damn near 10,000lumens per sqft and nothing burns(not t5 but i use a 6 bulb t5 in veg)

 

[carokann]

im talking about skin damage from ultraviolet light.

 

[superstoner1]

its not ultraviolet from a grow t5, its that big thing in the sky.

 

[hyroot]

Not so much from uv-a. If you ar rockin flora suns or reptile bulbs. They have uv-b that can be damaging over time. So just wear sunblock or long sleeves if you have uv-b. Always use uv protected glasses though. They can damage your eyes over time.

 

[Kevdogg5555]

no way bud, im been explosed to hours and hours of t5ho light. like superstoner said its probably that bright ball in the sky

 

[gmack616]

lmao.. how old are you? you know how many office buildings and warehouses have t5ho lights?

 

[hyroot]

lmao.. how old are you? you know how many office buildings and warehouses have t5ho lights?

Genius im not talking about crappy office lights. I am talking about high par bulbs , reptile bulbs. None of those are found in office. Only in grows, reptile tanks, and fish and reef and freshwater aquariums that have high amounts of infrared, uv-a and uv- b. . These bulbs give off same appearance as led.

Make sure you know what you are talking about before you talk shit. You just make an ass out of your self.



I use high par t5's myself. Check my journal. We dont use prehistoric backward tech like hid lights. Its all about spectrum and PAR. Photosynthetically Available / Active Radiation.