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HydoDan

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Anyone ever use these for curing?

I would rather do a manual burp, check for moisture and aroma.. Kind of spendy for 12 lids..
 

Fahn2k

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Price: $98

Code: FXVS86D6 + clip $20 off

Link: https://amzn.to/3ztsLuL

Note: 200 watt light

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YES, just what I was looking for $59.00 out of pocket.........:weed:

MAXSISUN 2x2 Grow Tent 600D Mylar Hydroponic Indoor Plants Growing Tent with Observation Window and Floor Tray 24x24x48 Grow Cabinet for 2 Plants

MAXSISUN 2x2 Grow Tent 600D Mylar Hydroponic Indoor Plants Growing Tent with Observation Window and Floor Tray 24x24x48 Grow Cabinet for 2 Plants
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LED Grow Light SUNRAISE QB2000 3x3ft 4x4ft Dimmable LED Grow Lights with IR, High PPFD Upgraded Full Spectrum LED Growing Lamp with 648Pcs LEDs Commercial Grow Lights with Size 22.6"x22.6"

LED Grow Light SUNRAISE QB2000 3x3ft 4x4ft Dimmable LED Grow Lights with IR, High PPFD Upgraded Full Spectrum LED Growing Lamp with 648Pcs LEDs Commercial Grow Lights with Size 22.6"x22.6"
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$80.86 discount applied

EXPECTLAND 2-Pack Grow Tent Net, Trellis Netting Fits 2x2 2x3 3x3 ft Grow Tents - for Vegetables,Plant Growth,Fruits, Flowers Indoor Garden Outdoor

EXPECTLAND 2-Pack Grow Tent Net, Trellis Netting Fits 2x2 2x3 3x3 ft Grow Tents - for Vegetables,Plant Growth,Fruits, Flowers Indoor Garden Outdoor
$9.59
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Order total:$59.47
 

Hawg Wild

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Anyone ever use these for curing?

Look up pickle poppers and fermentation lids. They're the exact same thing for much cheaper.
 

Johiem

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A couple of the panels/bars are shifting about an inch on the bracket but the diodes seem tight.
Correction, the adhesive? Sucks. You hang the light per their instructions and you are lucky if you don't get your finger smashed! Those bars came together so fast when I tried to raise it, I was afraid i killed it. Braced it up with some pvc pipe and we're all good again. I'll get pics up later.
 

Hollatchaboy

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Correction, the adhesive? Sucks. You hang the light per their instructions and you are lucky if you don't get your finger smashed! Those bars came together so fast when I tried to raise it, I was afraid i killed it. Braced it up with some pvc pipe and we're all good again. I'll get pics up later.
I just use a rope ratchet on each corner. It doesn't slide shut that way.
 

Marq1340

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Correction, the adhesive? Sucks. You hang the light per their instructions and you are lucky if you don't get your finger smashed! Those bars came together so fast when I tried to raise it, I was afraid i killed it. Braced it up with some pvc pipe and we're all good again. I'll get pics up later.
They could make some simple changes and make this light as popular as all the other amazon lights but they're stubborn.
Here's my review for this light:

$35
Code: 50SZHLUX + clip $30 off
Link: https://amzn.to/2MyYyH7
Note: 200 watt and the build looks impeccable for the price

I'll start with the bottom line. If you're on a super tight budget, then it's acceptable option at the $35.00 price for a 2x2 small grow.. If you aren't constrained by budget, spend more and get something better.

In the box
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Stuff in the box



Actual footprint of emitting area is 15"x15"
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It does pull a true 200w, I measured 207w at wall
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Light with both switches on. I didn't take a pic but to describe the function of the switches, if the bars are numbered [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6] then one switch gives only bars [2,5] on, and the other switch gives only bars [1, 3, 4, 6] on.
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I don't like the construction. The light bars are slotted onto the black rails, but they are not held firmly in place. they can slide around easily. In the pic below, the rail on the right is just empty. Idk why they didnt make it like spyder-esque style with just the one black switching rail in the center. Bad engineering really. That would have prob been less costly, and overall more attractive aesthetically. You can see that there are no drivers inside the switching rail. The drivers must be onboard the light bars.
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This shows how the bars move around on the rails. There are stops, so they won't totally slide out. It looks like they put some adhesive to try to hold the bars in place on the rails. That's just ridiculous, IMO, and it wasn't held in pace at all when i took it out of the box.
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Here's a video of what I'm talking about

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For a point of reference, I compare this light to the SUNRAISE qb2000, which I have also confirmed to pull 200w at the wall and have been using to keep over my mothers. I have a good friend running the SUNRAISE qb2000 on one plant in a 3x3 tent, and it's doing pretty well (see below).

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Relative to the SUNRAISE qb2000, the SZHLUX 200w has the following advantages:
- Price. With @Marq1340 's discount code the SZHLUX 200w was $35+tax and the SUNRAISE qb2000 was about $90+tax
- Maximum possible intensity of light. Because the footprint of the emitting area on the SZHLUX 200w is relatively smaller, while pushing the same power through the diodes, it does have greater light intensity at the same relative distance from the fixture compared to the SUNRAISE qb2000; however, the footprint of the light is smaller, so the more highly illuminated footprint is constrained to a smaller area compared to the SUNRAISE qb2000.

Disadvantages of the SZHLUX 200w relative to SUNRAISE qb2000:
- Quality of contruction. The SZHLUX appears and feels like bad engineering and cheap construction. The SUNRAISE seems to be good quality design and construction.
- Dimmer. The two switch dimming design on the SZHLUZ just feels akward compared to the infinitely variable dial on the SUNRAISE.
- Aesthetic. I'm not a decorator, but the SZHLUX is aesthetically unattractive, and the SUNRAISE is much more attractive.

Overall, my recommendation is if you have the money to cover the $90 discounted price of the SUNRAISE qb2000, then go with that one. If you're on a super tight budget, then I don't think you will find something that makes more light than the SZHLUX for lower than the $35 discounted price.

Good Luck! Peace :peace:
 

Fahn2k

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The lack of deals I found during prime day was a bit disheartening but I'm still keeping a hawks eye on the deals for everyone interested.
Don't worry, the deals were there and because of this thread I feel like I got a hell of a deal. I received my Sunraise QB2000 today and couldn't be happier with the build quality and specs. For 98 bucks you couldn't go wrong. Thanks
 
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