Nice great price but they indicate its 2x2 or 1.5x1.5 so a bit underpowered for me otherwise I too would try them!
KAOS said:Much of the space advertising is geared to cash crops that need much higher PPFD for a descent haul. Chillies require far less and Im fairly certain than running say 200W in a 4x4 will scorch leaf tips and leaves will show signs of sunburn.
Sergeant Pepper said:I wound up with a kingbrite led setup from Alibaba which wasnt much more than any of the Amazon lights. Waiting on delivery.
If youre going for those you might want to have a serious look at the ones I purchased.Fatalii_Llama said:Well I havent figured out how I will separate my tent yet, but I am still plenty excited. KAOS was right about the wait giving time to plan. I actually ended up sending my mars hydro lights back to Amazon. I ended up getting this one instead:
https://www.amazon.com/Spider-Farmer-Samsung-Dimmable-Spectrum/dp/B07TS82HWB/ref=pd_cp_86_3/140-6064977-3507427?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B07TS82HWB&pd_rd_r=a49e69e4-17ad-472c-bbcb-fa745237d886&pd_rd_w=Qo9ls&pd_rd_wg=EAVrB&pf_rd_p=0e5324e1-c848-4872-bbd5-5be6baedf80e&pf_rd_r=GGB6V6VFMBTC17WT05GQ&refRID=GGB6V6VFMBTC17WT05GQ&th=1
It wasnt cheap and probably not the best bang for the buck, but it seems very well made and the driver is a quality dimmable driver. The LED's are the Samsung LEDs. It seems to give out some pretty decent light, though I am not sure its sized well enough to utilize a 4x4 space, but the edges are just going to be for overwintering. I will have more to come, but here it is in usable form finally (just in time too, my plants were dying in the cold outside)
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