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This is where I ended up getting my gear, They have a awesome selection and advertise in Actual Wattage! http://www.evolutiongrowled.com/
sammyz2646
Member
Any thoughts on this fanless unit? Other than the price?
http://www.supergrowled.com/products/#sk450
http://www.supergrowled.com/products/#sk450
legalgrower
New member
Cree led grow light
Cree led grow light
Just came across these all cree led grow lights that look pretty nice. Really like the fact that they are made with top bin cree led's and meanwell drivers. Plus this place lists actual wattage so you know what you are really getting. Just figured I would share the find since im probably going to order one over what else ive found.
http://www.evolutiongrowled.com/shop-evolution.html#!/~/product/category=0&id=33986597
Cree led grow light
Just came across these all cree led grow lights that look pretty nice. Really like the fact that they are made with top bin cree led's and meanwell drivers. Plus this place lists actual wattage so you know what you are really getting. Just figured I would share the find since im probably going to order one over what else ive found.
http://www.evolutiongrowled.com/shop-evolution.html#!/~/product/category=0&id=33986597Just came across these all cree led grow lights that look pretty nice. Really like the fact that they are made with top bin cree led's and meanwell drivers. Plus this place lists actual wattage so you know what you are really getting. Just figured I would share the find since im probably going to order one over what else ive found.
All top bin Cree also;
http://a51led.com/store/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=65
http://www.onyxgrow.com/bloom.html
Smoking Lamp
Member
Not to be nit picky here, but I question the Onyx. Xm-l top bin is great, but higher bins still...These are Aquarium fixtures and as such be prepared for something that doesn't quite crossover....Plastic splash lens?
Also why run such an inefficient driver setup. This is just about the only top quality light with a remote Driver, great for functionality and water conditions, not as good as it could be for efficiency.
I would call and ask if Rapid would do a custom fixture. What is nice, is that they sell the bare frame for $100, which I think is more than comparable for a DIY kit, maybe one of the best out so far, with everything bundled. That part is cool as hell....
You are correct with your analysis of the Onyx.
If you are looking for a lamp with a remote driver and top quality diodes then these two come to mind;
http://www.bonsaihero.com/ledgrow-led-panel-80-watt.html
http://www.rhinogrow.com/RhinoGrow_400_Series.php
I own several of both, the Bonsai is good for about 24"x22" and the Rhino is good for 30"x30".
If you are looking for a lamp with a remote driver and top quality diodes then these two come to mind;
http://www.bonsaihero.com/ledgrow-led-panel-80-watt.html
http://www.rhinogrow.com/RhinoGrow_400_Series.php
I own several of both, the Bonsai is good for about 24"x22" and the Rhino is good for 30"x30".
Smoking Lamp
Member
I don't know if I am correct
but thanks for thinking it.....Hans, yes great panels. I hinged because I wanted all white even though two or so would have fit for me.
The rhino though.....that is new territory and has me intrigued, especially because they post their PAR #'s!
[Has anyone ever done a Hans PAR#???]
Are you using the Rhino now? How far are you hanging it if so. I still think passive is ultimately in the indoor grower's best interest, but using a fan has me swayed lately because of efficiency, but shit.....the rhino has me intrigued to say the least....kudo's!
Does anyone have experience with the newer Philips Greenpower LED spots? They're 18 watts and apparently suited for flowering, but they're crazy expensive for 18 watts. I have a spare E27 socket in my micro growbox and I'm currently using a 36w CFL in it, and wondering if I'd see an increase in yield by replacing the 36w CFL with the 18w LED bulb (increase in yield worth the 70 euros).
This 1 x 4 panel was for an idea I had a couple years ago to line a tent with panels, or just make a frame and use these for walls
This one is ~ 36w WW. I need to figure out how to remove the diffuser
Currently (npi) in the open flap area facing the plants to little visible effect
High Bay leds came out shortly after and are a much cheap and more viable option
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This one is ~ 36w WW. I need to figure out how to remove the diffuser
Currently (npi) in the open flap area facing the plants to little visible effect
High Bay leds came out shortly after and are a much cheap and more viable option
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None of the multispectrum leds are a good choice.
MJ wants a FULL spectrum of WHITE across the entire PAR zone. IR need not apply, plus these IR are super crappy and will die in short order
Better to buy something along this line, mixing day light + warm white (reddish)
See my thread for WHITE in action
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/2014...-high-bay-industrial-light-85/1532720999.html
MJ wants a FULL spectrum of WHITE across the entire PAR zone. IR need not apply, plus these IR are super crappy and will die in short order
Better to buy something along this line, mixing day light + warm white (reddish)
See my thread for WHITE in action
http://www.aliexpress.com/item/2014...-high-bay-industrial-light-85/1532720999.html
MarCogollo
New member
Hello. What you think of this setup for a 4x4 tent:
40 leds, 3w (real 100W). 4 modules per panel (3).
1 CREE XP-E White 6500 ° K
3 OSRAM OSLON SSL 80, 660 nm (hyper red)
OSLON SSL April 80, 630 nm (red)
1 OSLON SSL 80, 470 nm (blue)
1 OSLON SSL 80, 445 nm (deep blue)
*Meanwell "LPV 100-24"
Aluminum heat sink (80 x 10 x 1.8 cm) finned to dissipate heat well without a fan, thus they are totally silent.
40 leds, 3w (real 100W). 4 modules per panel (3).
1 CREE XP-E White 6500 ° K
3 OSRAM OSLON SSL 80, 660 nm (hyper red)
OSLON SSL April 80, 630 nm (red)
1 OSLON SSL 80, 470 nm (blue)
1 OSLON SSL 80, 445 nm (deep blue)
*Meanwell "LPV 100-24"
Aluminum heat sink (80 x 10 x 1.8 cm) finned to dissipate heat well without a fan, thus they are totally silent.
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Looks exactly like something I need. I lack the skill to build something like that though. Very good looking light.
I am now using BML SPYDR 600, said to be equivalent of 600 hps.
Fully opened it has a 3 x 3 footprint, said to cover 4 x 4
In just 7 days I have seen a huge bud explosion
Note, it is not a pink/purple light- a bad myth for mj. Keep in mind those lights were developed for non mj horticulture.
Also white emitters have improved ten-fold in just the last 2 years
Today's NW or WW cover the entire PAR range, so just a bump in red for flowering is all that's needed
BML let's the buyer select their own spectrums
Mine is > 90% white with < 5% red @ 625
Pics were taken on 5/26.
Come by to watch the show
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Fully opened it has a 3 x 3 footprint, said to cover 4 x 4
In just 7 days I have seen a huge bud explosion
Note, it is not a pink/purple light- a bad myth for mj. Keep in mind those lights were developed for non mj horticulture.
Also white emitters have improved ten-fold in just the last 2 years
Today's NW or WW cover the entire PAR range, so just a bump in red for flowering is all that's needed
BML let's the buyer select their own spectrums
Mine is > 90% white with < 5% red @ 625
Pics were taken on 5/26.
Come by to watch the show
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cocogrower
Member
I've also been interested in the lights from BML, and found there software to be a good recourse when choosing spectrums for my china-leds. They are not cheap, but not overly expensive either for being an american brand. Very neat design to.
A few questions:
What degrees did you choose?
The stats of the white leds in the software isn't super impressing, is the software up to date? Do you have any info about the diodes they use?
Beautiful plants, how long have they flowered and how long is left?
A few questions:
What degrees did you choose?
The stats of the white leds in the software isn't super impressing, is the software up to date? Do you have any info about the diodes they use?
Beautiful plants, how long have they flowered and how long is left?
What do you mean by 'impressive'? Look at my results, very impressive
My thread details the entire process
cocogrower
Member
By impressive i mean 100 lumen plus, when it comes to white diodes.. But i will watch the results in the thread. I know that you should look at par and not stare your self blind on the lumens. But might be that the software isn't updated. The design of the bars looks ver solid. spreading out the diodes and having sharp angles in the lenses should probably do wonders for footprint and penetration!
Think about this
More lumens per watt means fewer diodes/chips are needed,
BUT,...
it could mean less uniform canopy coverage, as each diode would tend to act more like spot lights
Guys are doing DIY with 100w WW Cree COBs, and getting very good results,
BUT,
I would rather have 2 bars with 3 diodes @ 30w spread out for better coverage at the outside edges
Last pics in this thread were taken 5/29. Here they are this morning
First pic is Shorty a blueberry cheesecake, now getting extra vertical side lighting from 2 ML bars
The rest is Big Mexican Momma with 16 large colas + a bunch of smaller ones + lots of little buds
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