Will euro lights work in Merka?

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Jacob554

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I wanna shop with a euro supply store. I use an American plug.

I already have a ktaxon 400w mh/hps with a simple hood
I already have 2 knock off led lights from JINA. oops.. (label says 1000w(NO WAY) suppose to be as good as a 1000w I reckon is there claim. I have even thought these damaged my plants. It absolutely does not look like huge amounts of red and blue light chips optimize growth in any way as I had 2 1000w units on plants that weren't really growing and looked sick. Once I put in the 400w at the right distance they exploded. Just in my experience. There could have been another problem I solved though.

My plants are not getting enough fresh air for a good flower so it's time to upgrade.

I need to light 10x20ft and I want to do it with 2 600w hps using mylar and possibly suplimenting with other lights I have.

It's cold here I feel like my ventilation will be to cold for the plants also.
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Airwalker16

Airwalker16

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If your circuit is 240v go right ahead and wire an American style, 240v rated plug on them. Or if your not on 240 but instead 120 if they make them in the lower voltage, you could use them.
 
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Jacob554

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Airwalker16 said:
If your circuit is 240v go right ahead and wire an American style, 240v rated plug on them. Or if your not on 240 but instead 120 if they make them in the lower voltage, you could use them.
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My first grow
1 Oz smoked about week 5
(No I didnt grow bud with old lamps on a tackle box and straight wired cfls in plain leaf pile dirt with a touch of perlite and almost 0 nutes and no fresh air... it's just fake or something lol...) had 4 bagseed plants 2 female. One in a oil jug the other in a one gal pot. The one gal plant hermied after I let it go a bit longer had young seeds and about 6 or 8 g 20180906_162233.jpg 20180906_162204.jpg
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THIS IS THAT SPACE NOW
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Airwalker16

Airwalker16

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Nice. Lose the blurple light and get yourself some boards to cover the entire area. It'd be easy enough and not too expensive.
 
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