Another LED Manufacturer - Aelius

Renfro

Renfro

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So this company is offering product for testing, try before you buy sorta arrangement. I have a few clients that may be interested but I thought I would run their products past you all to see what you think. I know there are many experienced LED users on here and I value their input on the matter.

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Doug Dawson

Doug Dawson

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Prices seem on track with HLG except HLG just dropped. Scorpion was $1560 and is now $1280. The Matrx 630 is $1585. Being here in Canada it's cool to see a Canadian Manufacturer. It also has a 5 year warranty which looks good. It also says mounting height is 6" above canopy, that is interesting. Something to keep an eye on. Thanks for sharing.
 
diggs99

diggs99

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Doug Dawson said:
Prices seem on track with HLG except HLG just dropped. Scorpion was $1560 and is now $1280. The Matrx 630 is $1585. Being here in Canada it's cool to see a Canadian Manufacturer. It also has a 5 year warranty which looks good. It also says mounting height is 6" above canopy, that is interesting. Something to keep an eye on. Thanks for sharing.
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Canadian manufacturing

that was the main thing That caught my eye and a huge positive, Canada made, we need some competing brands to succeed in the lighting market
 
Doug Dawson

Doug Dawson

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The 6" from canopy thing is really interesting. If I did that with my HLG I would destroy my plants. For space restricted folks to have a fixture that can be that close would be a game changer.
 
diggs99

diggs99

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this is one of the main reason i love my diy strips , i sit my lights on top of my canopy without issue.

run them soft, lots of strips, easily within 1-2" for perfect lux across the entire canopy.

prob why i have such a hard on for strip fixtures lol
 
puffenuff

puffenuff

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Checked out their website and the lights look clean. Seem legit but seems like there's not a whole lot of technical details offered for their lights compared to the other tech sheets put out by similar companies. Maybe I just missed those details?

One thing I like is their "trade up" program. I like that idea. Haven't really seen it anywhere else as far as I can remember. I know there's a couple others out there where you can swap, interchange or replace one or all of the bars in a fixture.

Will be interested to see if this type of support starts trending more across other companies. I dig it
 
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