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[TheMongol]

@St. Tom

A 400 Watt COB light will output roughly the same amount of PPF as a 600 W HPS ( slightly more with the COB).

Welcome to AFN---->DaN!!!!

 

[Duggy]

Winner again @St. Tom You mustn't be stoned enough...

 

[RainDan]

Hi @RainDan
Great to have you hear.
My question is how do the Vero 29 vary from the CXB3590.
I also see you do a hyper red light, what would be the benefits be for a grower using these?

The Vero 29 and the CXB3590 have very similar spectral characteristics. They do differ in a couple of respects:

1. Cree does binning, whereby they test the COBs during the manufacturing process to assess lumen output and efficiency. This code is called a bin code - we purchase top binned Cree CXB3590. Vero29 are not binned.
2. The Vero 29 COBs we use are a high efficiency COB, running at 100 watts/COB vs 50 Watts/COB in the case of the Cree, generating very similar efficiency. This makes the Vero29 lights a slightly better value as they require less materials for the same power output.

 

[RainDan]

Welcome to AFN---->DaN!!!!

Hi @TheMongol

Thanks for having me - excited to be here today!

 

[Pops]

Welcome @RainDan Glad you could join us..
I'm putting this in my Christmas list...
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welcome Dan
my list too
@Pops

 

[RainDan]

Welcome @RainDan

In the near future I am thinking about switching from LEDs to COBs. Heard a lot of good things about them. Looking forward to this interview

Hello @Wawashell
Thanks for having me today - happy to answer any questions you might have !

 

[Dr Fluff]

The Vero 29 and the CXB3590 have very similar spectral characteristics. They do differ in a couple of respects:

1. Cree does binning, whereby they test the COBs during the manufacturing process to assess lumen output and efficiency. This code is called a bin code - we purchase top binned Cree CXB3590. Vero29 are not binned.
2. The Vero 29 COBs we use are a high efficiency COB, running at 100 watts/COB vs 50 Watts/COB in the case of the Cree, generating very similar efficiency. This makes the Vero29 lights a slightly better value as they require less materials for the same power output.

Excellent reply thank you Dan!

 

[St. Tom]

Winner again @St. Tom You mustn't be stoned enough...

I wernt even going to enter no one seemed to want it pal to be honest I'd rather I went to someone else I'm still giddy from last time

 

[neurotree]

 

[RainDan]

Welcome @RainDan Glad you could join us..
I'm putting this in my Christmas list...
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Good choice - one of our best sellers. Santa is going to be very busy this season with large boxes full of nice lights