LED Habitats New Ditto Max Light

We just updated our Ditto Max light to give you a high quality full spectrum low wattage, low heat alternative for your indoor garden.

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LED Ditto Max Specs

• Physical Size: 16" x 35" x 5"
• Power Consumption: 199W, 110-240V
• Max PPFD: 1580μmol @6"
• Min PPFD: 628μmol @6"
• Average PPFD: 1041μmol @6"
• Grow area 18" x 36"
• 2 lights will cover 48" x 48" and more
• Passive Cooling: Cooling Fans not required
• 5 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY on light circuit
• Made in the USA

What kind of diodes and driver do you use? At over $500 for 200 watts must be something special. Also the ad says no heat. How in the world did you accomplish that? I’m curious as to why you would use a 6” height for your ppf numbers, that doesn’t seem like a real world application at all. During your testing did you have any plants survive at that height?

93OG said:

What kind of diodes and driver do you use? At over $500 for 200 watts must be something special. Also the ad says no heat. How in the world did you accomplish that?

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BIG price tag for that wattage..
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FastFreddi said:

BIG price tag for that wattage..
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It's not about wattage. It's about Umol and quality of the spectrum. Over 1000 umol on 75% under the light. Made in the USA, 5 year warranty on light engine.

93OG said:

What kind of diodes and driver do you use? At over $500 for 200 watts must be something special. Also the ad says no heat. How in the world did you accomplish that? I’m curious as to why you would use a 6” height for your ppf numbers, that doesn’t seem like a real world application at all. During your testing did you have any plants survive at that height?

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The LED's are CREE XPG, the driver is by Meanwell. Heat is minimal in comparison to HPS lights. Only 682 BTU's. Our lights are passively cooled without cooling fans. Every garden is different, and every plant is different. The gardener will know what the perfect distance is for his garden by watching how the plants respond. We recommend to start at 12" from the canopy and then slowly move down from there. The plants love being under these lights at a distance of 6" during the late phase of flowering. The Umol coverage is very even and not projected out from the center of the light. We don't have intense hotspots under the light.

One of our professional growers recently said: Finally, the temperature in our Grow Room is under control and the plants are looking the best we've ever grown.