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Try it and find yourself. You're thinking about watts draw that is just the energy consumed to produce light. Watts don't grow plants

If you're thinking of running a 260w kit at full power in a 2x2 tent you will probably face some problems. The 135w kit is a good choice for a 2x2 For a 3x3 you could get the 260 xl kit and add some strips to top at 360w and get a better coverage

I am going to start my 2nd run with 16x EB2 (2ft) strips. Tent is 3ft high (there is also a carbon filter inside). I was worried that 120-150w in a 2x3x3ft tent could have been on the low side but got a 1.3-1.5 gpw ratio and I am impressed, willing to see if the reduced gap between tops and...

Oh my..... We will miss him

If you don't need speed control it is pretty easy to power them. Same to what we do with leds, check operating voltage and current and find a suitable driver. It is common to use parallel wiring. Usually they are 12v as already said

Sir, may I ask you how did you manage to securely attach ("pc") fan to the tent? Do you have them only on the ceiling?

I am flowering with 120-150w eb2 in a 2x3 tent lol

I said between half gallon and 1gal pots 6-8inch diameter 1 gal smart pots are around 20cm Did you even read my post?

There are 0.5-1gal fabric pots or plastic bags with a diameter of half ft (6-8inch). 16 plants in 4sqft means about 64plants in a 4x4 tent. Growing in a coco/perlite mix let you use smaller pots than soil

https://ledgardener.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=1148&start=80

Take your total wattage and divide by the suggested 30w/sqft and you will find how big your grow space could be 1ft eb2s have a max current of 700mA, right? Btw they shouldn't have any problem since bridgelux usually downsize their max

Those prices are ridiculous

https://www.omegalight.net/product-page/900wx24 900w for less than 600

keep us updated

We are always willing to see a macro shot of the diodes

2x3 tent @120-150w

@diyled I summon you

Led panel draws 270w so it will run cooler than a 400w hid system. 400w HID will output more light.

@diyled is probably the man you're looking for if you need quality led lights in EU

360w are no way enough for a 4x4 uk?