You will not see any negligible difference and your bill will be exactly the same. But Hey you can run smaller gauge wires with 220 V because the amps are lower so I guess the cost of wiring will be cheaper so there's that.
Go take a class or something.
So the fact that the drivers are more efficient when run at higher voltages means nothing to you, or do you just have a short attention span and/or poor reading comprehension? Perhaps all of the above? I'm betting on the latter.
He's hopeless. He clearly doesn't want to learn. He thinks he knows it all already, but can't even get through his first hydro grow.
Yeah okay.. I think you need the class buddy..
I saw the efficiency graphs they have nothing to do with billing. You have less heat so you have greater efficiency but you will not see any negligible difference in your yield or on your bill.
So you're saying that if you burn 1000 amps as opposed to 500 that the bill is gonna be the same?
Ok... im gonna break it out... you're fucking retarded.
1000 amps @ 110v = 110,000 watts
Oh my gosh dude, did you get kicked in the head as a kid?
Seems like it. I try to be helpful, but some are just beyond helpless.
I guess you failed mathematics in school I can't help you with that
Dude, what it means is that you use less AC current to produce the same amount of DC voltage. The simple fact is that the LED driver converts AC to DC more efficiently at higher voltages. Your ego is keeping you dumb.
Nope, I was in advanced math classes. Chose not to take math in senior year, because I didn't have to. I didn't feel like taking AP Calculus in senior year. I felt like partying.
Please.... bring it. Im tried.. Tag in.
But you're not using less current because you're using twice the volts. You guys really don't understand how electricity works. The only reason your light gets more efficient is because with lower amperage you get lower heat which makes it more efficient. 220v @ 5 amps is the same draw as 110v @ 10 amps.
OMG!... you almost got it!
