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ReggieDobson

Active Member

Aug 26, 2022

• #1

Hi,

what LED light would u guys recommend for 3x3 tent? Read million reviews and I’m just so confused but I want to switch for LEDs as the energy prices would fuck me up if I’d run my HPS this winter.

cheers

 

PopAndSonGrows

Well-Known Member

Aug 26, 2022

• #2

I love my Mars TSW 2000, and since it's technically an older style light they're usually heavily discounted. The FC 3000 would be even better.

 

StareCase

Well-Known Member

Aug 26, 2022

• #3

Are you looking for a 4000K or a 3500K light that you can use from seed to harvest?

Do you have a price or a budget in mind?

 

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ReggieDobson

Active Member

Aug 26, 2022

• #4

Up to 300 pounds. I want to use it from seed to harvest but I have no idea how the strength works with led comparing to the coverage area etc

 

coreywebster

Well-Known Member

Aug 26, 2022

• #5

Lumatek ATS Pro 300w LED Grow Light

The big brother to the ATS 200w, the ATS 300w is for those who want to still use a compact LED but require a little more power. It's small size allows it to be used in very little spaces, whilst the surprisingly high PPF of 816 µmol/s rivals some 600w HID lamps we have tested! It is ultra low...

groworks.co.uk

 

coreywebster

Well-Known Member

Aug 26, 2022

• #6

That's a quality light just within your budget mate

Do shop around though

Check out the review by migro on YouTube

 

StareCase

Well-Known Member

Aug 26, 2022

• #7

Other recommendations:

• HLG 300R
• Timber Cypress 3

 

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ReggieDobson

Active Member

Aug 27, 2022

• #8

Nice1, cheers lads

 

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Drasik

Active Member

Oct 6, 2022

• #9

For the home hobbyist the way to go is def HLG. best power for the price on the market. I Assume your room gets real cold in the winter

 

bernie344

Well-Known Member

Oct 6, 2022

• #10

ReggieDobson said:

Hi,

what LED light would u guys recommend for 3x3 tent? Read million reviews and I’m just so confused but I want to switch for LEDs as the energy prices would fuck me up if I’d run my HPS this winter.

cheers

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Winter can be a problem for LED, not enough heat if the ambient air is very cold.

 

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inth3shadowz

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Oct 7, 2022

• #11

bernie344 said:

Winter can be a problem for LED, not enough heat if the ambient air is very cold.

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That's why I went back to MH/HPS myself...my basement is literally like 60 degrees all year COLD and the heat from the HIDs really seem to keep the plants happy.