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HORTICULTURE LIGHTING GROUP ELITE 360 WATT DIY KIT HLG ELITE 360 LED Kit is 360W LED kit and is powered with our custom designed high efficiency Full Spectrum White LED with boosted Red and Deep Red LED. Designed for greenhouse and indoor horticulture. Kit comes un-assembled with parts only. Elite 360 is an upgrade to 315W CMH grow light or a equivalent to 600W HPS grow light . Coverage Area Veg Footprint: 4' x 4' Flower Footprint: 3' x 3' or 2' x 4' Includes 2x Elite Quantum Boards® with thermal pad 2x SSTX Pin heatsink Inventronics EUD-320 Driver Flame plate Hanger, Cord, Cable joiner, fastener Top Features High efficiency White led with 660nm Deep Red and 630nm Red Reliable Passive Cooled Design Full Spectrum for better results Waterproof lens cover included Ideal for Veg and Bloom Driver with 12V DC Aux for adding an optional fan or controller 1 Year Warranty Specifications Power: 360 Watts Voltage Range: 120-277 VAC LED: White + ...

With a 20-30% more light output per watt, the Double Ended Grow Lights are quickly becoming the top choice of commercial and serious growers alike. All of Double Ended reflector and ballast combos are compatible with both double ended HPS bulbs and double ended MH bulbs . There are a number of advantages with Double Ended Lights over Single Ended Lights- 1. Since it's supported by both ends, there is no need for a metal frame, making the bulbs ultra thin. The thinner profile of the bulb increases the light delivery and improves the optical properties and results in a much higher light output compared to its Single Ended couterpart. 2. Unlike single ended bulbs which are recommended to be changed after every 6,000 hours of use, the DE bulbs retain nearly 90% efficiency after 10,000 hours of use. 3. Because electrical current travels from one end of the bulb to the other with the DE bulbs, it is far more efficient than SE bulbs where the current has to travel in a loop. ...

Are HPS Grow lights or Led grow lights? LED grow lights While LED lights are not “new” technology (they have been around for the last half century), however up until last year, they lacked critical ability to produce certain kinds of light necessary for indoor growth. These days, cannabis cultivators can purchase LED light setups that allow them to eliminate the need to change bulbs and purchase expensive fans for ventilation. LED lights also use between 60-90% less energy than traditional HPS or CFL bulbs. That said, if you buy low quality LED lighting, you are wasting both your time and your money. You need to invest in lights that are capable of producing a light spectrum that can fully penetrate your canopy. LED lights however are increasingly seen as being able to increase the potency of the crop because they seem to help plants produce more trichromes. Many growers are now experimenting with a mixture of both HPS and LED lighting – which seems to create the best of b...

How do we light our cannabis growing space? When we decide to set up an indoor cannabis grow for personal use at home, there are many factors to take into account if we want to get the best results, but one of the most important to consider is the  type of light and its power consumption . When deciding on the type of light to use, we must keep in mind that each technology has its different advantages and disadvantages with respect to growing cannabis. Certain types of bulbs will offer the  best yield  (lumen per watt) but at the same time they are a considerable heat source that can cause problems to many growers, especially those that live in particularly  warm   climates  or are only able to grow cannabis in small spaces. On the contrary, other types of illumination emit almost no heat at all, although often the high price of this kind of lighting, combined with its lower effectiveness when compared to other systems, combine to ma...