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What height plant do you guys usually aim for with your 315s?

I was going to use the Nanolux 315s to take advantage of their wireless control software. The room will be AC'd with an air handler system.

You guys have convinced me. Gonna go with the twenty 3x3 315W setup with about 3-4 plants each. Possibly add a DE here or there in the future. Thanks for the info.

So it's just about equal price to outfit this room with 12 - 630w CMHs in 4x4 vs 20 - 315w CMHs in 3x3. The 630w variation would technically get me 12sqft more canopy and around 1000w more overall, but go over the recommended 3x3 footprint with potentially more light crossover. The 315w...

Haha. I'm trying to glean some positives to using the 630s, but it's getting difficult.

Hmm. Maybe I'll scale it down to 12 4x4s with a Nanolux 630 over each. That footprint might be too large, but I've got access to a few discounted Nanolux 630s, that's largely why I'm considering them. That'd make life a lot easier.

Do equivalent watts of CMH run cooler than HPS or MH? Are three 315w CMH gonna put off the same heat as something like a single 1000w Gavita HPS.

An air handling system is being installed with upwards of 40,000 BTUs of cooling on top of it being a cold climate area as well.

Only half the room is going to be utilized for awhile. If and when it fills up, things will have to be rearranged or be made more modular/mobile.

I thought so. My reasoning was that an additional point of light and extra 315w each would better take advantage of the tall ceilings.

Hey. I'm putting together a room and acting as a caregiver for a few people. I was planning on 20 little "beds" with a Nanolux 630w CMH over the top of each. Do you think that'd be overkill and too much light for 20 3x3 spaces? There's 10 foot ceilings.