"The original claim was that 300w induction raises room temperature less than 300w HID. I don't believe it's so unless they're unequal setups. Is there something about induction lighting that allows you to more easily exaust a portion of the generated heat? If so, that's great news. That's why I originally asked the question of how someone got a 300w induction light to warm the room less than 300w HID. "

Sorry, brah. I missed that part.:stoned:
In which case I agree with you as conjecture.
Watts, is Watts.
Can't say for sure if the lack of internal, hot tungsten electrodes would make a big difference or not.
So, I'll defer to those who can.

Have never personally used an induction light.

So, I'll recuse myself, from this discussion, an' happily take my pineapples, with me.
Fo' da nex' pineapples to pineapples comparison I stumble upon.


Aloha Y'all
Weezard
Weezard Reviewed by Weezard on . New Induction Grow light Note to moderator: If this is considered spam and against the rules, then I apologise, but I thought this may be of major interest to all growers. I am in contact with the manufacturer of the only induction light specifically designed for plant growth and am trying to get this product off the ground and see if it meets the needs of the cannabis community. If there is interest I would be looking for both testers and investors for the USA. Here are the pros of this new light: 1. Low Rating: 5