gizmo666
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I don't know how short people manage.
This "fly low, get high" device is something the market needs.
Strategically placed boxes
Then I jump really really high
I don't know how short people manage.
This "fly low, get high" device is something the market needs.
It's been fixed but now how do we know what number are we on? Remember, we're just a bunch of stoners.
(5?) Since I think the demand will be moved to bigger grows, lower costs will matter more and more in the future. You should deploy a modular type of system on the comercial units, where each unit also has a power output for next unit, and you can put 4 or 5 of them in line on same outlet, for better organisatiom of growspace and lower costs. A cheap fusible breaker could then be used to make sure users don't piggieback too many units off same circuit.
Anyway, #5!
#6 - on the bigger lamps i would like to see different spectrums.
- 4 bars more into the blue, 4 bars more into the red spectrum
- every 4 bars are controllable by themselves (on/off/dimming)
Just as an example on an 8 bar lamp
#7 - a far-red option would be nice, just a small driver that could run 2-3 Bars
- not dimmable, on/off, simply extension kit
#8 - a controller and/or app extension to control the lamps as an option
- addable to one lamp in a connected cluster to control all the connected lamps
- maybe i want to start with 50% power for an hour, then go up to 100% for 9 and back to 50% for the rest 2 hours for example
- timing the extension kits when to start
- humidity and temperature sensors
- maybe 2 slots to add another temp or humidity sensor between the plants
Rather than every panel having far red suplement with seperate driver, a better solution to that is having supplemental light bars that can be either hang individually or clipped on the varios ligh bar type lights. Doesn't need to be dimable, just switches for 1 or more spectrums those light bars might have.
Evolving onto my no. 5, for comercial market you could make intermediary units for suplementing various spectrums, that can be added on same piggyback system and powered on from nearby lamps.
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You can buy IEC power cable splitters, that go from 1 female, to 2 males. These should be optional extras. The female should have a 100mm lead to one male, and 1200mm lead to the other. The idea, is daisy-chaining lights using leads. Just as the dimming is daisy chained.
The alternative is a power outlet on each light. However, people will melt them. Any use of an IEC over 3 amps will melt them as they come loose or corrode. I have been doing this too long to give out kit like that. However, if they melt a separate lead, it's just a lead. They can swap that. They have no need to lie about how many lights they strung together for a warranty claim.
Every little helps. Here, it's just showing people how to do it.
Assembly worries people. Just the thought of it. Along with hanging concerns.
People like remote ballasts. More option extra cables should be offered. Giving a bit more flexibility for people to meet their design criteria
Do you still sell the 100w cobs? Perhaps a folding frame that places them apart and offers a single hanging point would help HID growers come over. Something that can go on a light rail. Having them cobs is quite flexible, and packs fairly well. No wiring, just plugs.
Should aid connection.
We are doing on this. Do you think which one is better? separated UV and IR bar or mixed?
Our master controller has most of the functions you mentioned.
check it out here: https://www.mars-hydro.com/all-products/master-controller-for-led-grow-light
a much cleaner looking cable going to the light bars on the fce
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Yes, we are considering to add the supplemental light bars. do you think which one is better? separated IR and UV, or mixed in one bar.
9 has gone pal, post 25. I have numbered mine from 11 so you can have number 10
a much cleaner looking cable going to the light bars on the fce
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