Sounds like I have some work with fans and ducts to do...
Is it daisy chain or they actually connect to each other. I wonder Whats the benefit in physically connecting them to each other .I can't wait!!!
The daisy chain effect allows multiple fixtures to be ran together with a single plug in the wall rather than multiples. It also reduces some excess of wires and makes a grow room look more organized.
Oh.. I thought they physically connect toneach other like Lego.
Buy an a51 rw150 and put it next to the cheap led in the 2x4. On the 2nd run I bet there are 2 150s in there?Sounds like I have some work with fans and ducts to do...
I figure this will be like any other technology though... The units will get less expensive as time goes on.
OK...for a totally basic LED setup, what is the best inexpensive solution you folks know of? Based on a 4x2 tent grow?
Sorry man...we're not rich...
(And thanks for your help so far... it is greatly appreciated)
I see what you did there^^.....................lol
Aren't you supposed to test them BEFORE you sell them...lolI see what you did there^^.....................lol
Honestly a 250w hps isn't that efficient, a 150w hans panel should beat it on yield...........or not
Han's test grower side by side is progressing nicely NW/DR vs R/B/DR, don't see how he believes his standard panel gets 20% more yield than the white/red.
http://www.ledgrow.eu/QP.html
You're right, a 250W HPS isn't that efficient but I was talking about Apollo and GalaxyHydro LEDs with less 200W input. A 250W HPS would beat them. I'd even say by a large margin.I see what you did there^^.....................lol
Honestly a 250w hps isn't that efficient, a 150w hans panel should beat it on yield...........or not
Han's test grower side by side is progressing nicely NW/DR vs R/B/DR, don't see how he believes his standard panel gets 20% more yield than the white/red.
http://www.ledgrow.eu/QP.html
For those unfamiliar with a screwdriver...
Haha. Are those the coolers that are pre-drilled/tapped?
I believe they are.
I believe they are.
Side note: It doesn't make ethical sense for Optic to sell higher wattage fixtures at higher prices when most, if not all, the parts remain the same throughout the various makes.. ; they sell the Vero 29 500W make for ~$200 more than the 360W but use the same quantity of parts.
Just a little competitive business roasting for those in attendance.
Yep, the race is on for the best commercial CREE LED grow light.
Lol, you remembered...No gold handle?
Eh..if my diy gets roasted for looking like a boom box everyones fair game..hehe
Good point.I believe they are.
Side note: It doesn't make ethical sense for Optic to sell higher wattage fixtures at higher prices when most, if not all, the parts remain the same throughout the various makes.. ; they sell the Vero 29 500W make for ~$200 more than the 360W but use the same quantity of parts.
Just a little competitive business roasting for those in attendance.
Can I buy all the parts for that light from the same place? I want to build my own light.
That's a good question; are you referring to "the same place" as in Optic?