What size light i need
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.Smoke
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Something like this would work for your tent and 4 plants. $180 with the coupon right now.
That p600 isn't 600w btw.
That p600 isn't 600w btw.
PopAndSonGrows
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Wow that's a pretty nice looking light, and 300watts will crush a 3x3 with 4 plants for sure.
Get this light over the Vipar Spectra IMO
lurchin1
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Clicked on that site and $150 delivery fee to Australia,$400 all up not worth it.
.Smoke
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Oh yeah.
Definitely not worth it then.
There are quite a few people on here from your neck of the woods, hopefully they can point you in the direction of a more local brand/vendor.
big bud man 413
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I think a 3x3x6 tent =9 square feet and you need 30- 40 watts per square foot so 270watt light minimum to a 360 watt max light I think a 300 watt led would be ok.
Herb & Suds
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Whoa !
is that light an actual 95 watts?
is that light an actual 95 watts?
Moflow
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Mars Hydro Smart FC3000 300W Samsung LM301B LED Grow Lights - High Yield Lamp for 100x100cm Grow Tent
Mars Hydro smart FC3000 LED grow lights are Samsung LM301B powered, delivering 300W uniform and strong lighting to promise a rewarding harvests for growers.
marshydroau.com
Or even cheaper
Mars Hydro TSW2000 300W Full Spectrum LED Grow Lights
Mars Hydro TSW2000 full spectrum led grow lights drawing 300W true power provide a strong and dedicated lighting solution for all kinds of indoor growing.
marshydroau.com
lurchin1
Member
Ive been looking at them and viper spectraMars Hydro Smart FC3000 300W Samsung LM301B LED Grow Lights - High Yield Lamp for 100x100cm Grow Tent
Mars Hydro smart FC3000 LED grow lights are Samsung LM301B powered, delivering 300W uniform and strong lighting to promise a rewarding harvests for growers.
Or even cheaper
Mars Hydro TSW2000 300W Full Spectrum LED Grow Lights
Mars Hydro TSW2000 full spectrum led grow lights drawing 300W true power provide a strong and dedicated lighting solution for all kinds of indoor growing.
coreywebster
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Makes sure you read all the small print because you don't want to buy something that isn't going to do the job.
Always kook for the power draw and not what the coverage says because viper spectra and the likes all talk out their ass.
Kindbud421
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If you have an electrician friend, you may be able to do a DIY light build from components. Im sure they have the parts in your area, region , or country. Aussie? They have them somewhere on your continent. Look into industrial scrap. Townships are always replacing streetlights and most now are LED panels. If you can’t, you could get many standard lightbulb sockets and get led bulbs. Do research and find the bulbs with the spectrum you need. Remove plastic diffuser domes on bulbs. Do math and figure out how many bulbs you need for “true” wattage.
Kindbud421
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Here is something you could do…
Supplemental LED bulb DIY
The days of CFls are coming close to an end with the introduction of LED bulbs into the market, so tonight I decided to add some supplemental LEDs to my grow and I thought I would share with you guys what I did. I got everything I needed for this project from hellmart for about $20 and it took...
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