Philips 315w CDM Elite (CMH)

[Jhhnn]

31" square is 6.66 sq ft. A 315 in that space is more than enough, ~47w per sq ft.

The last of it is still drying, but I'll get almost 2 oz per sq ft using 37w per sq ft. & 12 week strains. Even 8 week strains should give similar yield at 47w per sq ft if everything else is solid.

 

[HUGE]

the new LEC order

 

[Hammerhead]

the new LEC order

https://www.icmag.com/ic/picture.php?albumid=61288&pictureid=1535512View Image

Who makes those ??

 

[frostqueen]

Who makes those ??

Those are Sun System lights. Probably not at a bad price, either, when you buy a whole pallet of them.

Interesting info on the tents. Makes total sense when you think about it. I might throw together a 36"x36" square cabinet for breeding/pollinations and quarantines and whatnot. I like tents but can throw together a custom cabinet for a lot cheaper.

Cycloptics really does pack them in. I figured that this was due to the ceiling-height mounting. In my 8' x 11' rooms I will have a 33" spread.

 

[HUGE]

Who makes those ??

Sunlight supply, yes they have the phillips ballast and an awesome 95+ reflector!!

 

[Hammerhead]

I use a SS LEC 630. The box for the 315 looks the same. That box looks different.. Are those a newer model?

http://growershouse.com/sun-system-lec-630-light-emitting-ceramic-mh-fixture-120-v-w-3100-k-lamps

 

[wumbatti]

I have tried to find some info about ATL 'mogul' ED37 bulb and this PGX(Z?)18 bulb.
Is there any difference between these two? Except base socket ?
ATL (its for open fixture?) version works with normal stucco reflector, with E40 socket? Am I correct?
My plan is to get 2 sets from ATL, and someday I would like to change the other bulb to PGX(Z?)18 bulb. Is there any reason why should I or not to change that ATL bulb to PGX(Z?)18 bulb?
Im talking about 220-240V
ATL= http://advancedtechlighting.com/cdmmw.htm

-And big thanks to Rives for all the info you have written

 

[HUGE]

Same light just new packaging for the new production run.

 

[willowz]

Does anyone know the ballast used for the Nanolux CMH 630W Double Lamp Fixture? I'm considering it over the DimLux for the price advantage it offers.

 

[Jhhnn]

Does anyone know the ballast used for the Nanolux CMH 630W Double Lamp Fixture? I'm considering it over the DimLux for the price advantage it offers.

It's likely their own design.

http://nanoluxtech.com/

 

[willowz]

It's likely their own design.

http://nanoluxtech.com/

It looks like a spartan build... Do you have any opinions about their design or reliability?

 

[Hammerhead]

I see they make there own bulb. like all others you cant buy just he bulb. How do you get spars...Phillips is the only vendor I can find with 315w t12 4200 bulbs.

 

[frostqueen]

Sunlight supply, yes they have the phillips ballast and an awesome 95+ reflector!!

Ooooh: I didn't know those had a Philips ballast. Nice.

If I were going to spend that much I'd def go with the Greenbeams package, though. Only about $50 more per unit. Not a big fan of the SS reflector with the built-in ballast.

But that's really more about my specific situation, not performance. These will do very nicely for you.

 

[HUGE]

Ooooh: I didn't know those had a Philips ballast. Nice.

If I were going to spend that much I'd def go with the Greenbeams package, though. Only about $50 more per unit. Not a big fan of the SS reflector with the built-in ballast.

But that's really more about my specific situation, not performance. These will do very nicely for you.

For the price I paid it was much less than the greenbeam.

 

[willowz]

It's likely their own design.

http://nanoluxtech.com/

I think they're an offshoot or sister company of DimLux, just not as snazzy and elegant in design.

 

[Jhhnn]

I see they make there own bulb. like all others you cant buy just he bulb. How do you get spars...Phillips is the only vendor I can find with 315w t12 4200 bulbs.

I think it's more likely that they just market Philips lamps as their own. A lot of products are sold that way.

 

[Avinash.miles]

i think alot of companies selling these philips units to cannabis growers are trying to conceal the "philips" brand to avoid drawing attention....

 

[Hammerhead]

I think it's more likely that they just market Philips lamps as their own. A lot of products are sold that way.

Oh ya im 100% sure the bulbs are made by Phillips. Very common for vendors to just put there name on it. We still cant buy just the lamp. Some of these off brand systems only sale the complete unit. I did a search could not fond any of there bulbs

 

[P-NUT]

Just wanna say the guys at cycloptics are top notch stand up people to deal with. I had a issue i realized at 11 pm on a saturday night and sent a late night email and got a response in like 15 minutes.

 

[Jhhnn]

Oh ya im 100% sure the bulbs are made by Phillips. Very common for vendors to just put there name on it. We still cant buy just the lamp. Some of these off brand systems only sale the complete unit. I did a search could not fond any of there bulbs

It's not proprietary. Philips doesn't make a lamp just for them so standard Philips lamps from other sources should fit.

Cycloptics goes a step further, putting a spot of silver paint on the tip of the lamp to eliminate a hot spot created by their reflector but it's still a standard Philips lamp.