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pig in a poke."My 2 cents"they say , they use bridgelux and epistar led's, then at the bottom of a page , they say gaunghon led's, that's there house brand led.
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Nam iv merged your thread with the LEDs from china thread mate,its better suited in there for anyone interested & keeps things in one place mate :smokebuds:
 
At 155.00 bucks they don't sound bad.I spent overa hour trying to figure out how to contact them.They say they have a warehouse and a warranty service in the US.I could not find any ware to checkout if I was going to buy one.I'll screw with it later.I didn;t realize there was a China sec so thanks for moving it.:thank:
 
MUST READ EVERY PAGE and small print LOL slippery with the led branding lol nice catch ASTRO:slap:
 
They look great, but looks are certainly not everything in the led world. For that kind of money you could buy a proven led that would use loads less electricity
 
I read up on the Noah lights and found that they come in several different wattages.They have a 5year warranty and use cree and China made epistar chips.The only problem I see is they only have a 90 degree lens that will limit the size of there coverage.Other than that, they seem to be a killer light. I use a GN light on my current grow so I will wait until this grow is done before I give my opinion on its performance.Until then I will be researching the rest of the LED market.If I decide to buy another one I will not buy from US based seller who charges five or six hundred bucks for a light from china that you can get wholesale for one hundred bucks.
 
asa soon as you buy one post your grow! :xlaugh:
 
I also bought 2 400w 9 bands from DhGate, which is apparently exactly the same as alibaba. I got both for less that $350 USD. Yeah I am worried about quality, but the price was so good, even if the both burn out after one grow it will hve been worth it to get the first grow done cheap. I can buy new lights for the second as long as the first set works at all.

I noticed mine were built by Nanning Lijie Energy, which seems to be one of the biggest LED companies in China, and they use BridgeLux.

I won't know if they are usable until they get here and I get growing, but the site has a 90 money back guarantee and the lights have a two year warranty.

I can post the link if that is allowed.

I also have access to lumen and PAR testers, so once I fire the LEDs up I will let you guys know how that stuff turns out.

Cheers,
Betelnut
 
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