In-house Lights

[Green Genius]

Slowing bringing stock in of our new in house lights. Straight from the manufacturer, 4 year warranty. $1.45W. Controller is crazy good too.

 

[Green Genius]

650W Growbar for 4x2 beds.

 

[Green Genius]

Powerland driver. Accessories and dimming knob + control ports.

 

[Green Genius]

 

[Green Genius]

Smart controller can do multi spectrum channel and single channel lights both at the same time.

 

[Old fox]

650W Growbar for 4x2 beds.
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Is that 650 true watts recommended for a 4 feet x 2feet space?

Seems excessive at 80 watts per square foot, if it is.

 

[benn0]

Is this the LFG 650W listed in your shop? Does it includes the smart controller?

 

[Green Genius]

Is that 650 true watts recommended for a 4 feet x 2feet space?

Seems excessive at 80 watts per square foot, if it is.

Hey mate, its designed for 4x2 garden beds, so min space would be 5x3. Its also has a higher BTU output due to its design size. I wouldnt recommend it for a 4x2 space. A 300-400W light would be more beneficial. This is more for people running multiple beds in a larger space and not wanting light spill.

 

[Green Genius]

Is this the LFG 650W listed in your shop? Does it includes the smart controller?

Sure is listed. Out of stock as we have been bringing them into order so far but will start holding. The turn around times are incredible. We are getting units from the manufacturer in hand a week after placing an order.

Unfortunately smart controller is not included. Eagle eyed watchers might notice its identical to GML's smart controller

 

[Green Genius]

Happy to do a light + controller bundle with a discount for growmies.

 

[itchybro]

Unfortunately smart controller is not included. Eagle eyed watchers might notice its identical to GML's smart controller

the GML's look very interesting with the extra led's round the edges to give a more even consistent coverage across the canopy , you looking at that as an idea for your lights ?

 

[Green Genius]

the GML's look very interesting with the extra led's round the edges to give a more even consistent coverage across the canopy , you looking at that as an idea for your lights ?

No, that was the solution previously. Now the manufacturer runs mini polycarbonate lenses for both spread and depth. Less than 10% ppfd loss centre to edge in 4x4.

Just about no one designs their own lights and even less manufacture.

 

[Green Genius]

Polycarbonate diode lens up close on the 1000W

 

[benn0]

I've noticed if a manufacturer or assembler gets the lens right it can makes a huge difference

 

[Green Genius]

I've noticed if a manufacturer or assembler gets the lens right it can makes a huge difference

Foshe has been doing it for awhile, but at $2500 a light, it’s not that feasible for retail.

So far we are immensely impressed. The quality and care far exceeds the price. We are recommending these to all our VIP customers.

China is crushing the game right now.

 

[itchybro]

No, that was the solution previously. Now the manufacturer runs mini polycarbonate lenses for both spread and depth. Less than 10% ppfd loss centre to edge in 4x4.

Just about no one designs their own lights and even less manufacture.

yes he seems to be getting around about the same 10% with his Tarantula Tent Ultimate 5x5
buildasoil is currently running a side by side with the GML above & the Highgrove Cypress EVO which has the added green leds