LED Companies w/ LINKS

spazatak said:

This sounds like something a scalper says when he is selling you tickets to the superbowl outside....

"I swear these tickets are real"

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Hence my skepticism lol, Its over a grand to see if they are legit.... they look bright and good on paper tho ..the specs they give anyways

Ugh this place seems to be saturated with marketing and salespeople. Between the above drama with the intelligro, those bloody BMLs that someone mentions every post and all the other bullshit going on, I personally will not buy any panel that uses this for a sales tactic. I feel like I'm surrounded by used car salesmen. I will only listen to those that have a documented journal, a good rep, and have no association with the company that makes the led. The only exception will be those that are able to maintain clarity of thought and do not get wrapped up in their new toy. We got one guy who was trying to convince us that 3 days is enough evaluation time to reccomend the panel to everyone and anyone who would listen....until you find out that the panel was given to them......absolute rubbish....and a shame too because there is a lot of good info in this forum but just so much bullshit to wade through.....

/rant

Rooster99 said:

I personally will not buy any panel that uses this for a sales tactic.

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Thatz why i have never bought a commercial LED panel.

this will be the next talk

http://www.heliospectra.com/products

Tech Specs
LX60 Series
Number of LEDs- 240
Typical Power Consumption- 10.5 to 630 W
Voltage- 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
Photon flux (µmol/s) -1011 µmol/s (full spectrum in stable operation and 25 ºC ambient temperature)
Microprossesor-32-bit microprocessor (80MHz)
Networking- RJ 45, 10/100Mbit IPv4 Ethernet
DHCP- DHCP for IP address management
Web UI- HTTP web interface for simple management
Network Monitoring- Wifi and/or Ethernet
Status Indicators-Status LED for power/system status indication
Cooling- Active, variable speed cooling
Dimensions- 425 × 219 × 199 mm (16.7” × 8.6” × 7.8”)
Weight 8 kg - (17.6 lbs)
Operating Temp- 0 to 40 °C (32 to 104 °F)
Dimming- 1 to 100%
Optics- Primary and secondary optics for two PAR distribution pattern variants (see above)
Ingression protection rating IP54
Housing- Aluminum and durable plastic
Certifications- CE, RoHS, REACH, EN55015, MET (Pending for US and Canada)
Storage temp- 20 to 70 °C (-4 to 158 °F)
Lifetime- 50 000 hours (at ambient temperature of 25 °C rated life to 70% of initial photon flux)
Warranty- 2 years
Customized spectra ordering-Yes.

Please inquire to [email protected]

^^^^^^^But will it grow ganja???????????? lol................seriously though it's designed to be a 1000w hps direct retrofit using 600w(actual?), the six inch cooling port concern me about heat dissipation, is an exhaust hookup mandatory?? .

Excellent design team & beta growers behind this unit

BIG question is that purple hue gonna be a turn off for the commercial ops???


EDIT............seems that froggy beat me to it^^^............so active cooling with an exhaust port connect??? really, how's that gonna work with the negative pressure??IDK

FranJan said:

Typical Power Consumption10.5 to 630 W
Photon flux (µmol/s)1011 µmol/s (full spectrum in stable operation and 25 ºC ambient temperature)

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That makes 1.6 umol/J, pretty solid for a commercial offering but not good enough for us! It's interesting that it has active cooling and still IP54 rating

^^^^^Ok, I'm sitting down....


How much do they want for that light?

^^^ If ya gotta ask.....

You have to ask them and I already know I can't afford that.

FranJan said:

^^^ If ya gotta ask.....

You have to ask them and I already know I can't afford that.

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Lol thats why I didn't bother asking them directly.....but I was hoping someone else did!

alright Ill ask...

Starts at 1500 €

guod said:

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Nicest all around design right now to me. That company is definitely one to watch out for

Greengenes707 said:

http://growershouse.com/blog/illumitex-neosol-ds-led-grow-light-review-test/

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It seems like a really well made panel. Good to see the lighting test provide us with some independent numbers regarding the light intensity at differing heights. It would appear that their built in optics technology really works as advertised. Would love to see a full grow done with these.

What's really weird is that both BML and Illumitex are both from Austin Tx.

Abiqua said:

What's really weird is that both BML and Illumitex are both from Austin Tx.

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I think they were partners who had a falling out.

The founders of BML were the COO of Illumitex and the VP of Horti Lighting. Former employees not partners . And that's the Austin/Texas connection too.

Trully a piece of art ..

And a valuable example ....



Please ,notice the differences between LX601 and LX602 ....


Optics- Primary and secondary optics for two PAR distribution pattern variants (see above)

Right ?

Check the surface area ,the height and the footprint pattern ...

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2 meters distance from the fixture plus 1 -1.5 meters for the plants and pots ....
I wonder if my ceiling is really low ,at 3 m ......Just enough ...


Primary optics ...

4ever




Cheers.

Advancedledlights diamond series vs. TopLed Mars II test results

http://www.advancedledlights.com/blog/ds-200-led-grow-light-vs-topled-mars-ii-400/

I love that they keep the test results rolling in.