LEDs for Aussie growers

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Adamjotan

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LEDs - Glandore Hydroponics | Hydro & Indoor Gardening Supplies

Glandore Hydro stocks a wide range of high quality LED lighting fixtures for growing indoors. LED technology has progressed significantly in the last few years. The new generation of LED panels blow every other lighting system out of the water! LEDs put off much less heat and use a third… -...
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These arc eyes just came on the market, anyone got any idea what they might be like
 
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Adamjotan

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Adamjotan said:
glandorehydro.com

LEDs - Glandore Hydroponics | Hydro & Indoor Gardening Supplies

Glandore Hydro stocks a wide range of high quality LED lighting fixtures for growing indoors. LED technology has progressed significantly in the last few years. The new generation of LED panels blow every other lighting system out of the water! LEDs put off much less heat and use a third… -...
glandorehydro.com glandorehydro.com

These arc eyes just came on the market, anyone got any idea what they might be like
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I got a 100w one to try in a micro grow, 85x50x80, jungle room cool pro, will post back with an opinion within the next couple weeks
 
HydroKid239

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Adamjotan said:
glandorehydro.com

LEDs - Glandore Hydroponics | Hydro & Indoor Gardening Supplies

Glandore Hydro stocks a wide range of high quality LED lighting fixtures for growing indoors. LED technology has progressed significantly in the last few years. The new generation of LED panels blow every other lighting system out of the water! LEDs put off much less heat and use a third… -...
glandorehydro.com glandorehydro.com

These arc eyes just came on the market, anyone got any idea what they might be like
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Probably not many since they just hit the market. I checked the site and the pricing is outrageous for the output. There is actually an Aussie light company on here.
 
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Adamjotan

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Only thing is they are retail sold rather then diy, which is a bonus, but from past memory most retail sold LEDs in Aus were terrible
 
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flamstaa

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If you're not in a desperate hurry I'd go straight to Alibaba, do your research and don't forget to factor, gst and import duties into your final cost. Some companies may put a lower value on the docket to assist with that. If you go that route I'd be checking the supplier has your light ready for immediate delivery otherwise if it's a small order you may be waiting for them to assemble yours with a larger order
 
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