I was looking at options from "Timber" but it seems that the only ones suitable for my situation are out of my price range right now.
That's the conclusion I seem to be coming to as well.
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Hell ya. Then he could always add a third later if he wanted. His room would be a lot cleaner looking too without the light hood ducting.2 of either of these would give you a very solid 4x4 footprint and still do pretty well spaced out a bit more. The HLG kits are literally just clip a few wires in connectors, theyre super simple to put together.
320W XL QB® V2 Rspec® LED Kit
Ultra High Efficiency LED Boards for DIY. QB288 has 288pcs Samsung LM301H LED. 320 Watt Lamp Kit suited for main light and supplement lighting. 3 ft. long heatsink for a wider spread.Model 4VL
This four (4) COB LED grow light fixture features Bridgelux Vero29 COBs and dual Meanwell drivers for maximum uptime. Remote driver placement helps with managing heat and custom color temperatures are available. Innovative design engineered to cover up to a 2 x 5 coverage area for...timbergrowlights.com
Just looked up your Rapid led lights, and they look pretty decent. More hps would work, but if you want to use less power I would get more led instead, but that's just me.
Ditch the 1000w and unfortunately upgrade to two 600w (one that’s high in red, and one mix spectrum hortilux) that will handle your Six flowering girls in rotation. You have far too much space to go with anything less in my opinion
I've been eyeing up timber grow lights as an option, but the upfront cost is the only thing preventing me from pulling the trigger on it all.I'd drop a timber Redwood VS in there. Perfect to replace the old 1000 watter with only 640 watts.
Redwood VS
This 650 watt COB LED grow light features Bridgelux Vero29 COBs and dual Meanwell drivers. Remote driver placement helps with managing heat and custom color temperatures are available. Designed to cover a 4 x 4 coverage area with high PPFD for full cycle/flowering.
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