Michal.dee
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Does anyone know if these lights are any good? Thinking about adding them to my tent again. They’re industrial and produce a very very bright light. They pull atleast 140w through a 36v power supply.
Industrial Lights ? Help
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Airwalker16
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Damn where's it from? That's fuckin bad Ass it came with a meanwell driver. PogChamp.
Michal.dee
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Friend of mine. His workplace was shutting down so he was able to grab a few bits.
Will be adding them soon to give extra light in the tent.
Airwalker16
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Definitely look cool but are they just simple slug diodes or little COBs?
Michal.dee
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Most likely slug diodes, they’re very bright though. Might not be the worst.
Airwalker16
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Well actually.... They would be in that case. As far as LEDs go. Lol.
Michal.dee
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My mistake, they are not slug diodes.
What I meant it produces nice light coverage, i used them before and results were better than I thought.
Was hoping anyone knew more about them.
Airwalker16
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Let's see a close up pic of one.
crimsonecho
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I grew under 400w of floodlight boards (unknown cri, unknown diodes, unknown K). 4 plants. This was the result. The drying ones are just 2 of them.
No light is bad ime. Go for it.
No light is bad ime. Go for it.
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Viceman666
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If your question is
will it grow ? answer is yes
Is it efficient ? Most likely not probably in the 100lm/w similar to blurple
If you got them for free and could use the extra light in your grow space yeah sure just use it.. there is better more efficient options available but it will still grow some good buds.
It would be better if you could find the temperature of the light? Is there a name-google search for the datasheet.. i think ive seen a similar light a while ago and it was 5000k so may not be best spectrum for flowering but you will need to find out by yourself
will it grow ? answer is yes
Is it efficient ? Most likely not probably in the 100lm/w similar to blurple
If you got them for free and could use the extra light in your grow space yeah sure just use it.. there is better more efficient options available but it will still grow some good buds.
It would be better if you could find the temperature of the light? Is there a name-google search for the datasheet.. i think ive seen a similar light a while ago and it was 5000k so may not be best spectrum for flowering but you will need to find out by yourself
Michal.dee
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I have grown under these for a short period of time due to having no lights and the effect was much better than i thought. currently i got 2x450w viparspectras in the tent which pull around 200w each and wasn't sure if its worth adding the white lights but will give it a go. I have no idea who manufactures these industrial light so getting a datasheet is not an option i think.
whytewidow
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I've seen these before. I work for a sign/led company. More than likely those are called streetfighter series leds. They make them in all different sized modules. They arent very efficient. But alot better than flouros. We use them in signs for an upgrade over old magnetic flouro ballasts and bulbs.
These are 3 diode modules. These are only 12v modules. They come in 6,12,18,24,30,36vdc I use these in a little veg cab. For babies and smaller clones. They are run a 12vdc constant voltage 60 watt driver. By keystone
These are 3 diode modules. These are only 12v modules. They come in 6,12,18,24,30,36vdc I use these in a little veg cab. For babies and smaller clones. They are run a 12vdc constant voltage 60 watt driver. By keystone