NEW FUZZLIGHT

[Bramptony]

hey guys i stumbled apon a website last week that is advertising a brand new type of grow light called a fuzz light that utilizes blue and red led lights in a balanced mixture to properly cover the light spectrum
they advertise a bulb that is in essence the right type of light to grow something but without the heat or electricity cost of MH or HPS lights.

Amazing Led grow lights for hydroponic systems

gimme your feedback

Bramptony Reviewed by Bramptony on 02-27-2008. NEW FUZZLIGHT hey guys i stumbled apon a website last week that is advertising a brand new type of grow light called a fuzz light that utilizes blue and red led lights in a balanced mixture to properly cover the light spectrum they advertise a bulb that is in essence the right type of light to grow something but without the heat or electricity cost of MH or HPS lights. Amazing Led grow lights for hydroponic systems gimme your feedback Rating: 5

[grey1223]

Don't know if they work or not. Would be great if so, but I have trouble believing you'll get enough intensity for light to go through plant.

[Rusty Trichome]

Grammatically challenged. No contact links. Links that are provided, are to Space.com and NASA.gov. Didn't know a .gov lent it's name to enterprises such as this.


"Destroy your utility bills. No more hot roofs. 15 watts of fuzzlights equals 500 watt HID lamp or 250watt HPS when led is 3 inches from canopy of plants. becuase leds hit the perfect spot for photosynthetic active radiation. One bulb will let you grow like a hot and expensive ceramic metal halide or cheap HID lamps. 8 lights are equal to greater than 1500watt HID grow lights and cover 16 square feet when placed 3 inches from greenhouse foliage. at greater distances your coverage will increase but your intensity will decrease by 4 fold for every double in height."

8 lights for 16 square feet, (4' x 4') yet lists distance from plants should be 3"? Gonna be kinda rough pulling that one off, isn't it?
A four fold decrease in intensity for every 3" from plants?

Doesn't sound too kosher to me, but...