Best LED for my situation?

MarsHydrofactory said:

You can turn to Mars Hydro TS 3000W.O(∩_∩)O~

Here are the main features:
TS video:

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=425384948283054

Item link:https://www.ebay.com/itm/253275560569

1) Quantum board design with the newest SMD tech. More durable and longer lifespan.
2) The light is white color and full spectrum. More similar to sunlight.
3) 30% higher light efficiency than the purple LED. Save 30% power bill.
4) PPE is 2.15 to 2.57umol/J. The plant can grow bigger and faster.
5) Max yield up to 2.5 g/W dried buds. Cost-effective: Very affordable for indoor growers.
6) extend power cords move the driver outside easily.
7) the wattage can be adjustable by the driver.

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Kingrow1 said:

Can i ask what the actuall wattage is as cant find a thread on it yet?

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Guccizillaa said:

Debatable

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Kingrow1 said:

Can i ask what the actuall wattage is as cant find a thread on it yet?

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• Actual Power: 450W+/ -5%@ 100--277V

• Coverage: Veg: 5’x5’(150x150cm);Bloom: 4’x4’(120x120cm)

• Compared to HPS/MH/HID: 800W

• Average Yields: 1.5g/W

• PPE: 2.1-- 2.35umol/J

MarsHydrofactory said:

You can turn to Mars Hydro TS 3000W.O(∩_∩)O~

Here are the main features:
TS video:

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=425384948283054

Item link:https://www.ebay.com/itm/253275560569

1) Quantum board design with the newest SMD tech. More durable and longer lifespan.
2) The light is white color and full spectrum. More similar to sunlight.
3) 30% higher light efficiency than the purple LED. Save 30% power bill.
4) PPE is 2.15 to 2.57umol/J. The plant can grow bigger and faster.
5) Max yield up to 2.5 g/W dried buds. Cost-effective: Very affordable for indoor growers.
6) extend power cords move the driver outside easily.
7) the wattage can be adjustable by the driver.

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dandyrandy said:

View attachment 4371133 Cobs do work. 42"x42" area. 70 watts of 660nm and ~530 watts at 3k on the cobs. The heatsinks are passive cooled. They can run up to 800 watts or so. 4 separate zones or drivers that I can dim depending on the plants. Diy is the best way. imho
Excuse the hillbilly hot glue...

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VILEPLUME said:

Did you make those? If so, do you have a walkthrough?

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