Want to start new grow in new place and want to try led. Never used led to flower before. Looking for a good light. Current grow is veg under 1000w mh and flowerd under 1000w hps Ushio which has been yielding good resultsSomething along the lines of a 600w -720w bar light.
There's 100s of them. With very varied price
Any reason you want to change ?
Want to start new grow in new place and want to try led. Never used led to flower before. Looking for a good light. Current grow is veg under 1000w mh and flowerd under 1000w hps Ushio which has been yielding good results
AC Infinity EVO 6 on sale right nowWhat led light would be good for a 4x4 foot flood tray? I currently grow with a 1000w mh/HPS over a 3x4 foot flood tray and get good results.
I would love to comment, but the last time I expressed my feelings on lights like the omega black I had my comment deleted. Can't remember exactly what I called it, but I'm sure it had something to do with "Pears, Oranges, and Sugar".Edit (the cheaper light claims the higher efficiency, it's just hard to believe)
Are you speaking from experience using them?I would love to comment, but the last time I expressed my feelings on lights like the omega black I had my comment deleted. Can't remember exactly what I called it, but I'm sure it had something to do with "Pears, Oranges, and Sugar".
I'm definitely not going down that road again.
You pointed out the obvious yourself with the overstated claims " it's just hard to believe". So first thing I look at is the diodes being used. That will pretty much tell the story. We can look at the diodes data sheet and get a pretty good idea. However, there is no mention of what diodes they are using or spectrum. They are using terms like "Super Lumen Technology" and "pro par series". Truth be told I was out at "lumen". Lumen isn't typically used for measuring led grow lights. You may have heard "lumens is for humans" before? They claim it's a 720w grow light but the driver they use is 600w with a "super Lumen setting". "Lightest light released-weighs next to nothing". To me that means poor quality heatsinks. Heat is the enemy of electronics.Are you speaking from experience using them?
I'm sure you're allowed to call something a piece of shit , if you think it.