Lighting UNDER CANOPY LIGHTS

[WildBill]

Then I see this!



I definitely do gotta say the guys were crushing it in this grow and I think that's kind of an understatement!
I just wonder how cost effective this would be.

 

[WildBill]

Yeah, I don't think I can let this go!

I have been definitely rabbit holing the hell out of this subject! I have been doing lots of comparisons between the viable candidates.

I do think that these are ALL overpriced for the wattage.

This one is well constructed and it conforms to IP66. All the other ones that I've been seeing only conform to IP65. And this one will actually fit in a 4x4 tent!!!! It's just over 44 inches long. Everyone else says theirs is 4 foot.

I'm gonna ask if any of the @Cultivators have any sort of Experience with this company or this type of lighting in question at all.

I know it's gonna be a bit of a learning curve to get it dialed in, but I think it's something that is worth delving into and experimenting with.

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[Drownomatic]

@ 120w each strip, you probably aren't going the be running them full blast.

Have you considered taking a multi bar style light and just using the strips? This looks like a less expensive solution.

The heatsinks would be on the bottom of the light, don't know if that will cause overheating of the chips.

 

[DoobieGrows]

Yeah, I don't think I can let this go!

I have been definitely rabbit holing the hell out of this subject! I have been doing lots of comparisons between the viable candidates.

I do think that these are ALL overpriced for the wattage.

This one is well constructed and it conforms to IP66. All the other ones that I've been seeing only conform to IP65. And this one will actually fit in a 4x4 tent!!!! It's just over 44 inches long. Everyone else says theirs is 4 foot.

I'm gonna ask if any of the @Cultivators have any sort of Experience with this company or this type of lighting in question at all.

I know it's gonna be a bit of a learning curve to get it dialed in, but I think it's something that is worth delving into and experimenting with.

Craft Farmer UNDER CANOPY Lights MAKE YOU A BELIEVER PACKAGE!

LIMIT 1 PER CUSTOMER - This is a lighting package that includes shipping so you can experience firsthand how amazing these lights are! THIS PACKAGE INCLUDES V3 Undercanopy Lights. This limited special package includes the following: 2 - Undercanopy Lights 1 - Daisy chain 1 - Power cord -...

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I have heard good things about this brand a few years ago. They seem pretty legit to me. Definitely looking well made and decent quality. But that's just by judging the pics.

 

[WildBill]

@ 120w each strip, you probably aren't going the be running them full blast.

Have you considered taking a multi bar style light and just using the strips? This looks like a less expensive solution.

The heatsinks would be on the bottom of the light, don't know if that will cause overheating of the chips.

I think something designed to live in that environment would be the best

I really don't take any chances when it comes to electrical devices!

 

[WildBill]

I have heard good things about this brand a few years ago. They seem pretty legit to me. Definitely looking well made and decent quality. But that's just by judging the pics.

The guy does seem to be interested in designing a product with the best quality products in mind.
The guy is a salesman and there is some hype in his attitude, but it seems like it is a bit warranted.
He does seem to be genuine, once you get past the sales part.

 

[Drownomatic]

Its $465 and doesn't include a dimmer. Their $20 dimmer cord just has pigtails for presumably a rheostat, but its not includer or one recommended.

I'm just comparing this to buying say an FC4000 for $269(320w includes dimmer) and using the parts.

 

[WildBill]

 

[WildBill]

Its $465 and doesn't include a dimmer. Their $20 dimmer cord just has pigtails for presumably a rheostat, but its not includer or one recommended.

I'm just comparing this to buying say an FC4000 for $269(320w includes dimmer) and using the parts.

I do think it's a little dumb not including the dimmer chord and rheostat. Especially when you're talking about running this in a 4x4 tent and a home grower. I know I'm going to utilize it.

 

[Nosias]

I do think it's a little dumb not including the dimmer chord and rheostat. Especially when you're talking about running this in a 4x4 tent and a home grower. I know I'm going to utilize it.

No help from me . I always think buyer beware. If it sounds too good then perhaps it is just making noise not sense. How much "better" would want to ladies to become? Have a good night Mr Brother.