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Lighting Amare se-450, hubbabubba and big sm0
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Yes please.
It was your recommendation a few months back on RIU that made me get this strain. She's a beast so far. Gonna pull down two plants over this weekend to give her the space she deserves. Thank YOU very much, uh huh
Just as I was leaving for a 3 day family get away I had my most anticipated delivery dropped on my front step. I am running 3 Amare tech se-450's now. But delivered was 2 of the pro-4 series.
Little about them
3 Cree 3590 cd bin driven by meanwell hlg drivers
150 watts of Cree xp-G3 and xp-e2 monochromes which I believe is the only company to use them currently.
Copper core oversized heat sinks and super quiet high powered fans.
450 real wall watts of the most efficient technology to date.
Anyone who knows about lighting tech knows that these lights are the best of the best. All top bin cobs and LEDs powered by the best drivers on the market. Quality of the build is second to none. Aluminum frame and all stainless hardware. Powder coated white and even comes with brackets to connect multiple lights in a modular form. A lot of cob companies out there but none have the built in LEDs that enhance the spectrum like Amare does. This feature is very expensive to execute but the yields under past enhanced white grows has proven its value to me. I never imagined they could improve on the already perfect se series but somehow they did without losing sight of cost and the attention to detail that puts these lights ahead of the rest.
Even though the hbbs aren't going to see the pro series this run I do have a Moby Dick and few white widow Xxl under them already.
Little about them
3 Cree 3590 cd bin driven by meanwell hlg drivers
150 watts of Cree xp-G3 and xp-e2 monochromes which I believe is the only company to use them currently.
Copper core oversized heat sinks and super quiet high powered fans.
450 real wall watts of the most efficient technology to date.
Anyone who knows about lighting tech knows that these lights are the best of the best. All top bin cobs and LEDs powered by the best drivers on the market. Quality of the build is second to none. Aluminum frame and all stainless hardware. Powder coated white and even comes with brackets to connect multiple lights in a modular form. A lot of cob companies out there but none have the built in LEDs that enhance the spectrum like Amare does. This feature is very expensive to execute but the yields under past enhanced white grows has proven its value to me. I never imagined they could improve on the already perfect se series but somehow they did without losing sight of cost and the attention to detail that puts these lights ahead of the rest.
Even though the hbbs aren't going to see the pro series this run I do have a Moby Dick and few white widow Xxl under them already.
Post some pics man! I'd love to see how my recommendation is going. Funny without afn I wouldn't have known about her myself. I'm full time here now and just do a daily pop in over there. The folks and vibe here are no comparison. The mods do a great job keeping the place clean and the members are all good folks who actually act civil. I haven't even been threatened here like the other place lol.
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Very nice addition! I'm super impressed with the heat given off by the SE or lack of. Pulls more power than a MH 600 with half the heat output at least. I need an infrared temp gun to show it...
That's the high efficiency. I don't know exactly but with the cobs and LEDs used I think they are in the 50% heat and 50% light range. That's a lot better than hps in the 70-80% heat range and 20-30% light
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What foot print are your Pro 4's covering ? I was chatting with Vic about these and the Pro 3's. Two Pro 3's will cover a 5x5 nicely, but the Pro 4's 3590's are pulling me towards them...
Pro4
30x54 at 36 inches.
Pro 3 is
24x48 at 36 inches.
I have mine in a smaller section that's 4x5 and when I flipped the cobs on it seemed over powered. I think the biggest thing that surprised me is its overall size. It seems bigger overall than the se-450 even though it's not. Pro is a perfect word to describe this new series.
30x54 at 36 inches.
Pro 3 is
24x48 at 36 inches.
I have mine in a smaller section that's 4x5 and when I flipped the cobs on it seemed over powered. I think the biggest thing that surprised me is its overall size. It seems bigger overall than the se-450 even though it's not. Pro is a perfect word to describe this new series.
Not that Ineed it yet but I just finished setting up my scrog netting. More for holding buds up then holding anything down. Since the pro4's came in I think I'll drop 3 more hbbs and see how they do compared to this run.
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