Newb LED ?'s

john0000

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so you think the Johnson cx-9 (the 9 cob) think it says its 540w would be a good choice for my 5x5?

or...

the go green leds 6 cob 300watt x 2? for a total or 12 COB and 600w I really think this is gonna be my choice if I can get some agreement here :) let me know what you guys think
take a look at par for each unit more important then watts at wall
 

Airwalker16

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so you think the Johnson cx-9 (the 9 cob) think it says its 540w would be a good choice for my 5x5?

or...

the go green leds 6 cob 300watt x 2? for a total or 12 COB and 600w I really think this is gonna be my choice if I can get some agreement here :) let me know what you guys think
Only thing I can say is, Johnsons are 3590 & go greens are 3070. BUT there's a code "RIU15" on gogreenleds.com for 25% off. So... your call. I use a 4 cob go green and have had GREAT results.20160206_153727.jpg
 

Airwalker16

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you think 2 of the 300w would be ok to start supplement if needed being 12 cob in a 5x5 whats your thoughts
That'd get the job done. They have switches to use only half of them at a time. Believe it or not, that pic was the VERY FIRST DAY I had ever switched all 4 on. That growth was strictly from 16 cfls in the hoods I built you can see (8each)and just 2 cxb3070's at 1400ma. The go greens are all 1400mas so they get a nice rounded 50w per cob for easy marketing.
 

Airwalker16

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I love these hoods I built honestly. Found the how to build on youtube for film lighting.
Since then I've switched the cfls to mainly ge bright stick leds. Left a few blue cfls though for uv.
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NwoodsGrower

Active Member
well during my research of led's I contacted a few manufacturers one being Amare technologies and got a response back that seems interesting has all the components iev been told is what you want and it says its running a true 900w


Name: John
Email: [email protected]
Body: what would you recommend for a 5x5 area? these run both veg/bloom cycle at what watts? any discount for forum members gonna buy a few panels for testing not sure from who yet? thank you

Hi John,
Thank you for your interest and inquiry in our canna-specific HI-LEDs.

We're releasing our upcoming flagship model this coming week, the SolarPro900/Pro9. Designed specifically to replace the Gavita DE over a 5'x5' for commercial applications. Featuring our pat-pending removable reflector/lenses array and powered by top-bin CREE CXB3590 COB, surrounded by 10w XML2, along with XP-E2 and XP-E2, pulling ~900w actual. It delivers astonishing PAR intensity of over 2000umol@24".
There's also the SolarPro900IC/Pro9IC(in-line cooled), featuring our pat-pending in-line cooling design that boast dual intake/exhaust ports for connecting a 6-8" HID type cooling duct via a y-splitter. This model is designed for operating in a hot environment that requires maximum heat ventilation. The Pro9 MSRP@$1995 and Pro9IC(in-line cooled) MSRP@$2095.

Victor Nugen
AMARE Technologies

he sent pics as well looks nice trying to figure out how to post em here :X
 

Airwalker16

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They sure look cool, but I could never justify paying 2Grand for 4 cxb3590s and some cheaper smaller chips. That's a fuggin ripoff man.
 

NwoodsGrower

Active Member
oh I agree with you totally on the price just thought it was a cool design. so there is no benefit to the smaller 10w cree bulbs incorporated with the COB? still leaning towards the 2 gogreenleds just thought might be some cool info to post
 

NwoodsGrower

Active Member
ya id really like to go diy and use the savings towards the grow in other areas but not sure if I'm ready for it if I was to troll the net could I find a in depth how to including what and where to buy the products needed and assembly instructions for the half dumb how much of a project would it be like an evening thing with the solder gun and wire stripers?
 
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