http://www.ahsupply.com/index.html This is where I am headed Buuudy. Good reflectors with them too.
Awesome. Thanks. I am going to have to buy it in the U.S. But that shows me about how much I am going to pay and what exactly I need.There you go Buuudy >
PLL Ballasts : http://www.lampspecs.co.uk/Light-Fi...b35df80eecdb3f81.e3eTax4KaN0Le34Pa38Ta38RaNf0
PLL Lamps 2g11 : http://www.lampspecs.co.uk/Light-Bulbs-Tubes/Long-2G11
Thanks for the response. Just finished reading every page of the thread. Learned a lot. The results look far superior to CFL's.Buuudy,
- No, they produce a lot less, generally
- Hell yeah. I have big plans when I move to somewhere I can really get busy with powertools (landlord lives next door)
- How big is the space?
Just saw this. Thanks. 2 55watters is the same price as on HTG. I have heard HTG is great. So If its going to cost that much I would rather stick to HTG.http://www.ahsupply.com/index.html This is where I am headed Buuudy. Good reflectors with them too.
The T5 lamp provides peak light output at 35 °C (95 °F) air temperature. (By contrast, the T8 and the T12 lamps provide peak light output at a 25 °C [77 °F] ambient air temperature.) The T5 lamp has a higher lumens-per-watt efficiency than a T8 lamp of about the same wattage, in a space where there is little or no air circulation.
Yea, I was gonna say, use chicken wire or armor cloth and let all the lumens thru. AHsupply.com has some really good 55 watt units with great reflector on them.Yo scrub, Im building something similar with a few bulbs, gonna run about 120w vertically. I was gonna make a small circular tube made of chicken wire just to keep em from getting too close with a pc fan blowing up.
its going to have a thermostat, active carbon scrubber, passive intake. All the wiring will be in the box.
Just for the record, before I purchase some pll's, 2 55watt pll's would blow away a 150watt hps right?