You should get some Tasty Lights to compare
They are to small for me & it's compromise in my eyes to use white only over enhanced when I'm now done experimenting & know what's best for me. They are great lights though. My room is going all Amare, I cannot afford to Yeild anything less then my plants fullest potential I can accomplish. The enhanced spectrum or full PAS lighting is the only way to accomplish full morphology. Probobly not the right word but I hope you get you get what I mean. Plus the high levels of light delivered & removable lenses with reflectors allows me to control my intensity. (These put out tons of umols) if they charged a $1 a umol at almost any hight under 2' w/o lenses, they'd be too expensive. Personally, I want to activate every receptor in my plants photosynthetic abilities the best I can.
To me half the point of growing with LED is to be able to use the spectrum you & your plants want. Not limited.
But the all white lights will give you great results. Allot better then my Hydroponics Hut light that has a "spectrum that will exceed the growth of the sun itself"! LMFAO if I wasn't the victim. I knew one would do better then the other but damn, that's just too much!
I was going to do the side by side to see exactly how much the differance is but I have a good idea just from growing experience & what I've seen using different types of light sources.
That Illumitex Neosol has really caught my eye... Any interest Hybrid?
What I don't understand is the Pro9 pulls 8.2amps, but the Neosol only draws 500Watts. Why the huge power difference?
I liked The Illumitex when I first started learning about LED growing but not so much any more. Last I knew, they weren't very efficient & BML blew them away IMO. Mad $$$ too.
The Pro-9's are designed for professional or commercial applications. Not that they have to be but following basic electrical guidelines while building your room will help you significantly. So, most Pro-9 owners would run it on 220v which would equal 4.1amps. Easy-peacey. It's Actually not hard at all. Save money on your electric bill too.
That's why I laugh at the efficiency nazis here that run off 110-120 n 15 amps then cry they have the most efficient light out. Maybe they could but not the way they run it. So, they just wanna bitch n puke data sheets that they don't understand. Efficiency equals Yeild per/Watt used. If I get a higher Yeild n quality with an all green 530nm light at the same wattage as its comparator, no matter what the data, then it's more efficient as the goal is highest quality yield. Get me? So many don't understand cuz their so caught up n data & being know it all's. What Yeilds you the most with the same electricity is what is most efficient. End of story. I don't care if it says it's only 25% efficient on a data sheet compared to a 50-60%. Fact.