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Or ask Hans to make us a blue only panel :) Wondering if it would already work right now with his motherplant one, but not sure if any reds leds are lit when the switch is on the seedling mode. Will look at it when Im home.

What you guys think? It comes from a April 2014 Wired article but it seems I cant post the link for some reasons.

wow, each light is independently adjustable to every branch of the canopy. i fucking love modern technology. :mrgreen:

there was discussions about them in this part of the forum. make a search. basically, stay away.

Is the difference also noticable when its leds vs leds+uvb?

I use Hans and A51 XGS. Hans panel hasnt any lenses, its a reflector, thats why you can keep it as close as 6-7 inches from your plants and not have any issues. Thats handy when you grow in a restricted height area. But on the negative side it means the light doesnt penetrate the canopy as...

Right now I have a room with 370 watts of Hans panels. 3x80 +2x65. Im a relatively new grower with not much experience and mostly because Im running a perpetual of different strains I cant give any numbers about how much yield I can get in a full space & single session, but the last plant I did...

86 watts instead of 80 is 7.5% more... Its more than announced but not that much. 20% more (for the A51, 230 instead of 190) is quite unusual. If the light Im selling was pulling 230 watts I sure wouldnt advertise it as a 190... Anyone else noticed this? Am I the only owner of a XGS 190 on...

Just noticed that my A51 XGS-190 pulls 230 watts when all the 6 diodes/cluster are on, 180 when 4 are going and 120 when only 2 are on and the rest is off. Weird... This is probably the only light that draws more than announced LOL. Not complaining.

I think the errors will cost you some time, no doubt. Just let it go longer and watch the trichomes when your buds have grown & swollen. Optimal height for Hans is between 7 and 10 inches.

here ya go: http://www.advancedledlights.com/

Not necessary, the amount of total watts is not a good indicator of a light's perfomance. You can have a light with 200 watts wich has excellent results because all the components of the panel are first class and cost more... but they use less wattage because they are more efficient than other...

Ok, if price is not a problem, then you probably want this for your space: http://www.apachetechinc.com/white-leds/1-white-leds-at120w.html or this http://www.apachetechinc.com/white-red/26-at200.html

Are you european, since you express measures by centimeters and not inches? Then you might want order from european companies to avoid taxes and big shipping rates. In that case, 2 Hans panels (Bonsaihero.com) would be perfect for your area, and you would need only one for the veg room you're...

both switches on = 190 watts = all 6 diodes lit one switch on, the other off (L or R) = 130 watts = 4 diodes lit the second switch on, but the first off (L or R) = 65 watts = 2 diodes lit

For a 2ftx2ft you should be able to go with a single Hans panel from Bonsaihero.com, 65 or 80 watts. For a 3x3 you'd better look at Area 51 (SGS 160 or XGS 190), or Plant Photonics, or even a couple of other brands wich are cheaper like Vipar, Blackstar, ... depending on your location, budget...

Hi all, I've found this on another forum, and I was wondering if its the same numbers under leds? Anyone? And how it relates to watt per gram? Obviously, I wont hit the 1w/g yield if I have a plant in a 1gal container under a Hans panel or a A51, but I might if its in a 5gal or 10gal pot... but...

One of us should do a 80w vs 65w test with clones and the same environment, soil, nutes,... :)

15% more light, not yield.

Ooops, I was supposed to do it some time ago, wasnt I? Have forgot, must have been baked sorry. Cant find the cam but here is the info: Model SA 80 850 INPUT AC 170-250 V 30/60Hz 0.56-0.24 A OUTPUT DC 60-94 V 850 mA 80W