Just about every single LED light sold, has a flowering and veg switch. During flower we turn both switch on.Hi guys
I have a tent 32x32x60 that I want to use as a flowering tent. I want to equip this with an LED, but I have no clue what to look for or buy as I'm still old school with the MH and HPS. Thanks for any guidance
I know some people like their blurples, but having run both, I can say that the quantum boards are light years ahead. Sorry, couldn't resist. Plus, its not any more expensive to build the boards and they save you a ton of electricity. I forgot to mention that the QB120 would also be an option for you, but you would probably have to wire in parallel and drive the boards a little harder to get enough watts to the floor. I'd have to do some figuring on that setup.Just about every single LED light sold, has a flowering and veg switch. During flower we turn both switch on.
Just get yourself something off amazon or eBay.
Mars Hydro are okay, but have the worst customer service and warranty tendering.
You can get plenty of middle-of-the-road lights online.
Don't worry too much about what you get unless your planning on spending big bucks on BML or such like.
Just about all panel LED'S work very well these days for the job they were intended.
I use 12KW of mixed LED and 2KW of HPS.
Definitely a good option and, basically, good to go out of the box. There are some videos on youtube showing how to put it together, but my 6 year old could do it. My only concern would be that the light spread seems to be more appropriate for a rectangular space than a square. Not the end of the world.Something like this would be good for that space (weird tent size BTW)
https://horticulturelightinggroup.com/collections/kits/products/260w-xw-qb-led-kit in 3k.
No idea when they will restock but you could ask them.
The XW is extra wide so the orientation of the boards is better suited for the square footprint. Although not perfect its better than the normal version.Definitely a good option and, basically, good to go out of the box. There are some videos on youtube showing how to put it together, but my 6 year old could do it. My only concern would be that the light spread seems to be more appropriate for a rectangular space than a square. Not the end of the world.
basically it's a 3x3. I recently just got one of the HLG100, it's really empressing me, they make them in 4k and 3k....That would be inches. Wouldn't be much of a tent at 30cm....more like a baggie.
These guys sell the same kits but fully assemble them for you (although it is only like wiring a plug and takes 5min)Thanks for all the info guys. Basically I just wanna hang it, plug it in and done. I don't really wanna have to build anything or do any wiring. I'm also looking at cost. With a 30 square foot tent I'm just looking for adequate lighting whether its LED or HPS or even florescent. I do appreciate the help
Thanks budman....appreciate your inputbasically it's a 3x3. I recently just got one of the HLG100, it's really empressing me, they make them in 4k and 3k....
i recently just made a suggestion to another person, look into maybe 2 of them in that space.....
it's just my thoughts...
tecnically no, i bought my single one for $150 which for me and my setup is reasonable, honestly, and i can add another panel with out controller and split it if needed...from my research...it's a complete plug and playWow, I didn't realize LEDs were so damn expensive
That's why we build them ourselves. Premade they're like $2/watt. DIY you can do it for $.75-1.00/watt and its a fun, quick project. You should be able to make a top of the line LED setup for less than $250. If you go CMH or HPS you're probably talking $150-200, so the difference is pretty negligible.Wow, I didn't realize LEDs were so damn expensive