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[rayuki]

@ProGrowTech not sure if it's been asked yet but wondering have you guys done any par maps at all? Also are you able to disclose what strips your using? And 1 last question how does the modulation work for spectrum change?

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[Micron Creek]

 

[Slater]

That's an interesting idea. I hadn't considered it before, but I wouldn't rule it out.

I shall have one eye on that web site all the time

 

[Slater]

Forensic Science... awesome comp album

 

[CocoHempster]

More drool material... GSC

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Hope you don't mind me saying this but, dang that is one SEXY lady!!

 

[ProGrowTech]

Andrew,One thing i have noticed from your pics and website is the distance at which the 700s are hanging...what is the recommended height for what par reading..and whats the closest you would recommend??

We get near perfect uniformity as close as 6", which is where you'll see the highest PAR readings, about 1000 avg. par. At 12", you'll see about 930 or so, at 18", you'll be between 800-850. Any higher than that, and you'll start to lose canopy penetration. One of the big advantages of full spectrum vs. purple LED is more dense flower structures and much deeper canopy penetration.

 

[budelee]

@ProGrowTech are specific lenses recommended when working under your lamps,for protection...btw these are slick !!

 

[Micron Creek]

I shall have one eye on that web site all the time

I am kinda priced out of their line already. Been watching for their smaller lineup.

 

[ProGrowTech]

Hope you don't mind me saying this but, dang that is one SEXY lady!!

No offense taken. She likes to show off....

 

[ProGrowTech]

View attachment 804557 @ProGrowTech are specific lenses recommended when working under your lamps,for protection...btw these are slick !!

No, those are trade show swag. Our lights have a 92+ CRI, meaning that they're more gentle in color than the lights in your house. Don't start directly into the light, obviously, but any standard sun protection will do, and it's marginal whether you'll feel like you need it. But I live in the Arizona desert, so maybe I'm more tolerant of high PAR levels....