For indoor usage under high PPF values we strongly recommend the S1 (Broadband) spectrum. Our studys showed that this spectrum is working much better as a discrete spectrum, if you have PPFD's above 100micromols/m^2/s.Hi @SANlight Martin
I've just been having a look at your data sheets.
There seem to be distinct spectrums you use, one is a full spectrum spectrum and the other is low in blue and high in the red end of the spectrum.
Could you talk us through the two spectrums and how they target different grow situations.
The light names give no indication that they have different spectrums, only by checking the data sheets do we find this out.
thanks you for being here with us
Arty
For usage in greenhouses, especially for leavy plants (salad, etc.) the discrete red/blue spectrum works better in some cases.