Same light, 2 different brands

So... to upgrade from 2015 blurples I had hanging in the dusty ol' tent, I bought this Bloomspect 100w light for a very good price.
After further review (btw is it almost football season yet or what?) ... I found this G.E.A.L.T.H. model with the same specs.

Same driver, same diodes, same efficiency claims, etc.

So - from an untrained eye, these appear to be the same light.
Not that it's a problem, they appear to be decent lights, {per Youtube review of the Bloomspect model} and are available for a great price.

Curious if anyone knows who the actual mfr of these lights would be? I checked Alibaba but couldn't' find anything amongst the multitudes of CH lighting suppliers...

Thanks in advance.

- DHD

They look a lot like the Mars Hydro TS1000 fixtures, original mfer of mars seems to be LG led

Looks pretty close, I think the MH has a different board and the driver/dimmer seems to be configured separately.

How would I find the product line for LG?

- DHD

You bought a light based off of a youtube review?

Those cheap LEDs are most likely all made at the same factory in China using the same parts. They just slap a different name on them. It's not like all of these companies assemble their own lights. They just buy them in bulk from the same place and have their name or logo put on the same fixtures. Anyone could do the same thing. You get a bulk discount and they slap your name on the same light a dozen other companies are selling.

xtsho said:

You bought a light based off of a youtube review?

Those cheap LEDs are most likely all made at the same factory in China using the same parts. They just slap a different name on them. It's not like all of these companies assemble their own lights. They just buy them in bulk from the same place and have their name or logo put on the same fixtures. Anyone could do the same thing. You get a bulk discount and they slap your name on the same light a dozen other companies are selling

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Yes. And understood.

They both have Sosen drivers and LM281B diodes. The BLOOMSPECT is dropping an average PPFD of 634, (986 dead center, 12", which is comparable to some of the other similar 100w LED panels out there). Amazon reviews are decent as well.

I was just curious the original manufacturer.

Downhomedude said:

Yes. And understood.

They both have Sosen drivers and LM281B diodes. The BLOOMSPECT is dropping an average PPFD of 634, (986 dead center, 12", which is comparable to some of the other similar 100w LED panels out there). Amazon reviews are decent as well.

I was just curious the original manufacturer.

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Don't trust Amazon reviews!

I remember a post here somewhere saying Bloomspect and Viparspectra are the same factories. Decent lights for the price! No blurples!!!

Rozgreenburn said:

I remember a post here somewhere saying Bloomspect and Viparspectra are the same factories. Decent lights for the price! No blurples!!!

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Thanks for the info.

Viparspectra confirmed in a separate RIU thread that they own the Bloomspect brand.,

The VIPARSPECTRA L600 LED grow light is nearly identical in spec and form factor to the Bloomspect / Gealth lights.
Maybe they remarketed them to their affiliate brands and are pushing their newer L- and XS- models...
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Nonetheless, I am more reassured to having bought in on a decent line of LED lights at a slammin' price point!


- DHD

I just purchased an Ativia QH2000- I am having great success with this light. I also have a Maxisun PB2000 but I believe this Ativia one is much better. LMK if anybody else has this light&what u think of it?

It looks like the Ativia QH2000 is a solid light, has LM301b diodes and a Meanwell Driver; let me know how it performs!