It covers the 5x5 plenty...its hella bright. Im running it 100% now and its right around 3ft above the canopy. No co2
Pretty sure this light puts out too much at 100% if you aren't running CO2, you need supplemental CO2 to take advantage of how bright it is, otherwise just dim it a little.
I get bleaching at around 36 inches with my 650R , and I have CO2, my only light that does it. Bloody bright.
I have a sealed room with aircon, running a shitload of other lights aswell. But yeah it puts out a bit of heat, same if not little more than a DE 600w HPS.What do you think about the heat output like are you doing something to keep it down? And am i the only one that is worried about the weight? Most lights i've dealt with was just a couple kilos and this is a lot heavier, i'm worried it might fall down someday
This is my first run with it but Im not experiencing any problems with it at 100%...it does run a lil warm but a small clip fan blowing directly on the top of the light helps alot and I have a 16 inch oscillating fan keeping the air moving around. My high temps are maybe 82-84.I get bleaching at around 36 inches with my 650R , and I have CO2, my only light that does it. Bloody bright.
Your plants are looking good. Keep up the good work!This is my first run with it but Im not experiencing any problems with it at 100%...it does run a lil warm but a small clip fan blowing directly on the top of the light helps alot and I have a 16 inch oscillating fan keeping the air moving around. My high temps are maybe 82-84.
Yeah at some point running it at 100% with no CO2 is just costing you electricity. Wish there was a way to calculate that cutoff point. Been trying to do everything I can to maximize efficiency.Pretty sure this light puts out too much at 100% if you aren't running CO2, you need supplemental CO2 to take advantage of how bright it is, otherwise just dim it a little.
How efficient in a tent are those co2 bottles you hang? Would I have to switch up fans or anything? Is it to late to start using co2?Yeah at some point running it at 100% with no CO2 is just costing you electricity. Wish there was a way to calculate that cutoff point. Been trying to do everything I can to maximize efficiency.
Those things are pretty useless. Better off getting a tank and regulator. Also need to seal off whatever room the tent is in.How efficient in a tent are those co2 bottles you hang? Would I have to switch up fans or anything? Is it to late to start using co2?
Interestingly the guy that runs apogee, can't think of his name, says bleaching only comes from too much red light as ratio of total light. He says he has proven this experimentaly. I heard him saying it on a podcast, can't remember which.I get bleaching at around 36 inches with my 650R , and I have CO2, my only light that does it. Bloody bright.
It was in a big room with HPS and CMH lights aswell so wouldn't surprise me if it was getting an overlap and too much red spectrum, but I've never had bleaching like that under HPS, and it wasn't because of heat.Interestingly the guy that runs apogee, can't think of his name, says bleaching only comes from too much red light as ratio of total light. He says he has proven this experimentaly. I heard him saying it on a podcast, can't remember which.