Best LEDs for Commerical use?

nvhak49

nvhak49

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I haven't been on here in a while and have gotten behind on the latest best LEDs so i am wondering which LEDs that are UL cert. would be best for commercial use?
 
CobKits

CobKits

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the most efficient, cost effective LEDs arent UL listed. there are few options for commercial greenhouse lighting, id look at fluence bioengineering spydr/vypr or california lightworks solarsystem
 
nvhak49

nvhak49

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CobKits said:
the most efficient, cost effective LEDs arent UL listed. there are few options for commercial greenhouse lighting, id look at fluence bioengineering spydr/vypr or california lightworks solarsystem
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Yeah i know it sucks i have made a few CXB 3070s panels made for my personal but i got a grow job and they want to use LEDs, the regs up here in alaska require UL listing it sucks
 
puffenuff

puffenuff

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nvhak49 said:
I haven't been on here in a while and have gotten behind on the latest best LEDs so i am wondering which LEDs that are UL cert. would be best for commercial use?
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Fluence Bioengineering, NextLight, Apache Tech are proven viable UL certified options for commercial use.
 
Greengenes707

Greengenes707

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Lights with Full Certifications(wet/damp/greenhouse) to go into inspected and permitted facilities...

Nextlight- ETL
Pacific Light Concepts - ETL
Fluence - ETL
Lumigro-ETL


Apache - UL
Spectrum King-UL

ETL is a more thorough and complete certification. ETL test to UL/cUL as well as additional standards. But either will get you past a fire marshal, building code inspector, or of the likes.
 
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ThaiBaby1

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Don't know what certs they have but Vitaly from Chililed throws his lights into a tub of water on a Youtube vid.
 
CobKits

CobKits

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Greengenes707 said:
Lights with Full Certifications(wet/damp/greenhouse) to go into inspected and permitted facilities...

Pacific Light Concepts - ETL
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i actually skimmed your page before posting because i wasnt sure if you were certified or still pending. I went right to the product specs and didnt see it listed. maybe you could add it there or add ETL logo prominently on the page
 
Greengenes707

Greengenes707

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CobKits said:
i actually skimmed your page before posting because i wasnt sure if you were certified or still pending. I went right to the product specs and didnt see it listed. maybe you could add it there or add ETL logo prominently on the page
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It is and has been on the site. Been listed since nov last year. Started the process in May/June last year.

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And again...I just reposted a post fro months ago.
https://www.rollitup.org/t/panel-nextlight-mega-vs-higher-power-cob.929930/page-3#post-13227251 The merry go round never stops
 
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nvhak49

nvhak49

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Thanks for the info man, i appreciate it, what are you averaging on under 3 of your 250w bars?

Greengenes707 said:
Lights with Full Certifications(wet/damp/greenhouse) to go into inspected and permitted facilities...

Nextlight- ETL
Pacific Light Concepts - ETL
Fluence - ETL
Lumigro-ETL


Apache - UL
Spectrum King-UL

ETL is a more thorough and complete certification. ETL test to UL/cUL as well as additional standards. But either will get you past a fire marshal, building code inspector, or of the likes.
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Hybridway

Hybridway

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nvhak49 said:
I haven't been on here in a while and have gotten behind on the latest best LEDs so i am wondering which LEDs that are UL cert. would be best for commercial use?
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One of the better or more practical systems for commercial use is the SunCloak. They're getting UL certs very soon.
This system maximizizes GPW & G/sq'.
 
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