LED Companies w/ LINKS

TLDR: I don't know anything about growing but my grow lights are the best in the industry. The proof of that is that I've seen it myself.


lol, take a hike buddy.

Sounds like G2GrowLED should donate one of their lights to someone here in order to do a side-by-side... Unless they don't think their lights can stand up to the competition =D

check this. Evergrow keeps sending me info on new panels

Chronikool said:

I'll grab an Apache instead. they use Nichia. You should get one 2.

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I didn't say it...but that's what's up. No one ever brings nichia up, but they are the best. Pricey but great.

G2 what Nichia's are you using? What ever model you are using, you're wasting their potential for a grow light by using that spectrum.

Beefbisquit said:

That's the Area 51 spectrum.

This is the ave PPF for the Apache 120WR - 120W light.

Avg. PPF 700 µmol/m2/s @45 cm

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It's actually a ppfd number, just another mistake on their ancient website. The new at200 is doing 1208µmol/m2/s@45cm(18") for me with my meter.

So I bought one of these factory direct from China.
http://www.topledgrowlight.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=62

Thoughts?

Spiko said:

So I bought one of these factory direct from China.
http://www.topledgrowlight.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=62

Thoughts?

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You can grow some fine ass weed with that..

Here's what 700 bucks gets you from TopLed









So I was actually fairly pleased with the build quality. No hot glue used except to affix the glass to the metal housing. The wiring is actually pretty nice and the loom is nice touch. Was obviously disappointed to find about a gram worth of aluminum shavings stuck to my heatsinks but other than that looks good.

Their customer service has been good so far too. There was a discrepancy in the unit they sold and what they had listed on their site when I bought it. I ordered a unit with a 580-600w draw but the one they sent me was a 520-530w draw but within a week I had a box of replacement drivers at my door.

Haven't had a chance to actually use it yet. Still getting setup.

TopLed used their super sponsor power on 420magaize to get those pictures deleted and have me banned \systematically deleted. Their response was "we didn't think anyone would look inside. workers must think haha no one find. Thank you we try harder" and are refusing my warranty claim. (big surprise)

Basically the only difference between TopLed and any other Alibaba light is TopLed paid some money to advertise on a couple grow forums. I don't doubt it will work and if I have to strip and service it myself so be it but the warranty is a joke. Too good to be true again. I'm going to dispute this with paypal and see what they say.

http://www.g2growled.com/#!shop/c1ylq

Check out the 'steal' on this page...


G2 Growpanel

$699 for 36-watts.... that's got to be some kind of record! $19/watt?


EDIT: Whoa, I was wrong the other lamp is $1000 for 50-watts. So, $20/watt... heh

check it check it out

http://ledsmagazine.com/news/10/8/9


http://ledsmagazine.com/news/10/10/6

hyroot said:

check it check it out
http://ledsmagazine.com/news/10/8/9
http://ledsmagazine.com/news/10/10/6

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Was looking through that site, inhouse wallmart led bulbs coming out.
I like how the leds are pointed.. but still wallmart lol.
Reguardless, always interested in what bulbs can accomplish =D



http://ledsmagazine.com/features/10/10/12

AT200's and AT600's are out

http://www.apachetechinc.com/10-white-red

^^^Check your link Tags.
Here's the 200
http://www.apachetechinc.com/white-red/26-at200.html

And the 600
http://www.apachetechinc.com/white-red/25-at600.html

"The AT600 is our new state-of-the-art high output LED array. This light has a footprint greater than 4' x 4' and a PAR output that exceeds a 1000W HID" $2400! Yowza, do you know how many EBay panels that buys? LOL They should start a lease program! And for 2400 bucks I would like happier plants than what they're showing. And a built in French Vanilla ice cream dispenser ! And how do you patent spectrum again? And what's the patent number so I can look it up and copy it? ROFL.

Just joking around Tags. Wake and Bake Sunday

I know you are somewhat kidding, but I will answer anyways, it's a true concern for many,

Apache is expensive, no doubt, I never claimed them to be a budget buy, they are if you want the best light. Out of all the big panels(stealth, hydrogrow, CLW, ilumitex, lumigrow) that are supposed to cover a 4x4 for flower, $2300 is right inline(unfortunately). And considering it's 600w+ of the best, not just 400w of some junk, I think it's worth it. Honestly, there is no single LED that I know of that comes close to the light output and coverage that the at600 has. Hell, it is even out doing the best 1000w hps. It's been a long time coming for a light like this and many have been waiting.

Really short and quick descriptions on the site. Obviously you can't patent spectrums, but AT's is theirs and they have been using it way before any of the new companies rocking W/R or all white were even in existence. With all the fake claims of companies working with/using NASA spectrums, no wonder why they want to make it seem like it is patens(if they could they would). As for their website as a whole, I have said it has been shitty and still is. They said they were redoing it, but so far they have just added new, and never fixed or improved the basics of it. They probably just wanted to get the new stuff finally up.

If you want to see some happy plants(only plants that matter, not peppers), just give me a couple days and the show will begin. I would imagine that with the at600, we will be seeing more apaches around, not just me and puff.

Lastly and best of all, I have shared my code(personal, just for me, yet I give it out so people can actually try apache and not have to totally break the bank) with everyone on here and it still works.
Code: RBK331... AT200≈ $750 AT600≈ $1600

if i was to buy a blue led light strip the kind they us almost everywhere would those light work if i put enough of them? or is there different kinds of led to use.

That's awesome of you to share that discount code tags, substantial savings. Can't wait to see what these lights can do. If I hadn't just built my DIY I'd probably be all over that at200. The only thing I don't understand is why they don't include a dimming function. Most average growers won't need to always run 600w all the time.

Hey Tags. I think Apache are great lights and my mind is if ya got the money, go for em. My only problem would be, let's say I was a Swedish greenhouse manager, (who would be the best customer for these lights dont ya think), would I want to invest that much money to replace my existing system to only see LED performance increase drastically and price decrease just as drastically in the next two years? There's a commitment when you buy Apache, or even Lumi, and I would never make a commitment like that knowing how little people truly know about LED growing and how fast LED technology moves. But that's just me.

But the cheap bastard in me does say if they will sell me panels at your discount price, why don't they sell them at that price? I'm old school and would rather make 100 dollars off 10 customers than 100 off of 1. Know what I mean? Plus I was just looking at Plantphotonics and noticed they now have smaller panels something Apache might want to consider in order to get their tech out there for the masses.

Here's the 23/32
http://www.plantphotonics.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=35&osCsid=2c37265ce1841e08e6546a98a9bd417b
And the 32 watt
http://www.plantphotonics.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=41&osCsid=2c37265ce1841e08e6546a98a9bd417b

http://www.psi.cz/products/growth-chambers-and-incubated-shakers/fytoscope-chamber-fs-130

Another scientific-oriented led ..hmmm...' chamber '...
Illumination in two standard versions:
...WIR (white + infra-red LEDs; cool white or warm white)
...RGBIR (red + green + blue + infra-red LEDs)

• 

WIR:

• Precise control of the light intensity, mode and timing
• LED light panel size: 25 x 35 cm
• 112 white LEDs (cool or warm white)
• Maximum light intensity for cool white: 1500 µmol(photons)/m².s *
• Maximum light intensity for warm white: 500 µmol(photons)/m².s *
• Maximum light intensity with upgrade: up to 2,000 µmol(photon)/m[SUP]2[/SUP].s (cool white); up to 1,000 µmol(photon)/m[SUP]2[/SUP].s * (warm white)
• * Measured at 30 cm from the light source

RGBIR:

• Precise control of the light intensity, mode and timing
• LED light panel size: 25 x 35 cm
• Over 300 evenly mounted LEDs
• Maximum light intensity for RGBIR: 1500 µmol(photons)/m².s
• Red 627 nm: ...... 500 µmol(photon)/m[SUP]2[/SUP].s *
• Green 530 nm: ... 500 µmol(photon)/m[SUP]2[/SUP].s *
• Blue 470 nm: ...... 500 µmol(photon)/m[SUP]2[/SUP].s *
• R-G-B: .............. 1,500 µmol(photon)/m[SUP]2[/SUP].s *
• R-G-B with upgrade: about 2,000 µmol(photon)/m[SUP]2[/SUP].s (700 µmol(photon)/m[SUP]2[/SUP].s for each color) *
• * Measured at 30 cm from the light source

Other features :

• Independently programmable LED-based illumination:
  - light modulation according to a predefined function (continuous, pulse, sine, triangle), user programmed function (optional) or daylight simulation (optional);
  - intensity up to 1,500 umol(photon)/m[SUP]2[/SUP].s;
  - precise intensity control in the range of 1 % to 100 %;
  - timing steps from seconds to hours and days;
  - minimum plant heating.
• Temperature control: programmable controller ramps temperature up or down in the range of +15 [SUP]o[/SUP]C to +50 [SUP]o[/SUP]C, respectively +7 [SUP]o[/SUP]C to +55 [SUP]o[/SUP]C (with optional temperature upgrade)
• Day / night cycle programmable
• Daylight (cloudy sky) simulation (optional)
• Air exchange between the interior and the environment

• Digital display for temperature, relative humidity, and lighting intensity readings
• Temperature range: +15 ºC to +50 ºC (with maximum illumination); +7 ºC to +50 ºC (without illumination); +7 ºC to +55 ºC (with maximum illumination - with Temperature Upgrade option)
• Higher temperature as an option (please inquire about the range and price)
• Relative humidity control (optional)
• Integrated CO[SUB]2[/SUB] mixer (optional)
• Incorporated module for measuring chlorophyll fluorescence parameters (optional)

• LED Light Illumination:
  LED panel 25 x 35 cm
• Controlled Temperature Range:
  +15 ºC to +50 ºC (with maximum illumination)
  +7 ºC to +50 ºC (without illumination)
  +7 ºC to +55 ºC (with maximum illumination) - optional
• External Dimensions:
  100 x 55 x 62 cm (H x W x D)
• Internal Dimensions:
  69 x 42 x 40 cm (H x W x D)
• Weight:
  55 kg
• Internal Volume:
  124 L
• Refrigerant:
  R134a
• Air Ventilation:
  250 L / hour
• Compressor:
  220 – 240 V; ~ 50 Hz; 160 W ; 0,70 A
• Power:
  300 W
• Power Input:
  500 W
• Warranty:
  1 year parts and labor

Prices:

• FytoScope FS 130-WIR MINI 4.499,- €
• FytoScope FS 130-RGBIR MINI 5.799,- €
• Shaker SHK-2013 * 1.290,- €
• Tray with Sticky Matting * 270,- €
• 50-ml Erlenmeyer Attachment * 160,- €
• 100-ml Erlenmeyer Attachment * 150,- €
• 250-ml Erlenmeyer Attachment * 140,- €
• 500-ml Erlenmeyer Attachment * 130,- €
• 1000-ml Erlenmeyer Attachment * 120,- €
• Light Upgrade for FS 130 999,- €
• Temperature Upgrade for FS 130 1.870,- €
• Ultrasonic Humidifier for FS 130 2.090,- €
• Fluorescence Module for FS 130, FS 250, FS 360 3.990,- €
• Protective Glasses * 19,- €
• User-Defined Custom Protocol 400,- €
• Daylight Protocol 100,- €
• High-Precision Gas Mixing System 8.680,- €

..............

( Heliospectra's led fixture cost around 7000 € ,for comparison )

Spectras: http://www.psi.cz/download/document/brochures/fluorcams/LED_Spectra.pdf

Other models available :
FytoScope Chamber FS 130
FytoScope Chamber FS 130 is designed for well-defined growing and monitoring of higher plants. It is equipped with a LED-based light panel that provides high-intensity illumination, which is controllable in its power, spectral composition and temporal modulation.

FytoScope Chambers FS 250, FS 360
FS 250 and FS 360 are growth chambers that are accessible from the top. Their lid is equipped with a LED-based light panel. Controllable parameters are temperature and illumination.

Step-In FytoScope FS 3400
Step-in Fytoscope FS 3400 enables the researcher to maintain controlled growing conditions of temperature and humidity in a 24 h period with independent selection of photoperiods. A full range of "day/night" cycles with "dawn/dusk" and "cloudy sky" effects can be programmed. In addition, basic fluorescence parameters are monitored.

Scientific-oriented,horticultural led panels : http://www.psi.cz/products/led-light-sources/

Hi everybody.
I have grow area 6x9 height 6.
And i can't choose between theese grow panels
http://www.advancedledlights.com/3w-led-grow-lights/new-diamond-series-leds-extreme-3w-led-technology/
http://californialightworks.com/Products_SolarStorm.htm SS 800w
http://www.gothamhydroponics.com/led-grow-lights/lighthouse-hydro-blackstar-chrome-720w-led-grow-light-fsf.html
So i would really appreciate some good recommendation. Ohh by the way i will grow 8 plants without any LST,Scrog....Just strait nice plants

does anybody have any info on a19 feit led globes. They are cheap at Costco... Just wondering. I can't find any reviews.

http://www.feit.com/led-lamps/performance/dimmable/a-shape/bpag800dm-led


WalMart leds get a bad review.. Surprise surpise. Living up to their standards ... Lol

http://ledsmagazine.com/features/10/10/12