At first I thought It was a stupid gimmick. But now thinking it would be useful in my 2x4. I could tilt the 2 outside bars in as I'm not using the full 4x4 they recommend. Sound legit? or would it just fry that section of canopy?
you’re talking to a guy that uses candles and coke bottles for co2 domes
congrats. as for tilting them in, not necessary but you have that option. I'm running one in my smaller 2x3 and just harvest some fire. just watch the light beams and don't tilt so far that you see it lighting up the side of the adjacent light bar.
Any pics? I’m curious what this light will do before spending 140 days of waiting. I bought the 4000
Ouch. That hurt. Just made me realize it'll take bout that long to get flower from this new light
dg and ms by mephisto
1 month later, looks like this deal is active again. Been looking for a 300-400w light ever since and haven't seen any good deals. Somebody please convince me not to get this for my 3x3 tent...
Sorry, I can't convince you of that. No help from me.
Looks like it fits like a glove! Mine will arrive this weekend. Thanks for talking me out of it
How much heat that put out in a 3x3? Any struggles? Can I ask your air flow details?.. sorry but I'm dealing with some 90F+ in my 2x5 with my new 400w updayday.. curious if that's why light was so cheap haha
The 3x3 is averaging 75 degrees while the light running at 50% 18 hours a day. Ambient room temp is ~70 degrees. My current airflow is on the lower end, with a 90 CFM exhaust and some fans zip-tied to the tent-poles. If I ran the light any harder, I would replace the current exhaust.
Put a fan or two blowing over driver and heatsink, if you're not already.
Agreed.This light needs its own thread
A 400w light makes 400w of heat regardless of the manufacturer. The amount of heat introduced into the volume is equivalent to the power drawn into the volume. If you can get a light that allows you to mount the power driver outside of the tent, that will help.
