600 watt full spectrum LED grow light

[hollywood33]

I have a grow going on using a 600 watt LED light panel specifically made for growing medical grade cannabis. This is a full spectrum light targeting peak absorption rates for cannabis.

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YouTube - LED Grow Light 600 Watt Six Spectrum Grow light Part 2

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hollywood33 Reviewed by hollywood33 on 10-21-2009. 600 watt full spectrum LED grow light I have a grow going on using a 600 watt LED light panel specifically made for growing medical grade cannabis. This is a full spectrum light targeting peak absorption rates for cannabis. Check out my videos on youtube.. Please subscribe! YouTube - LED Grow Light 600 Watt Six Spectrum Grow light Part 2 I included a pic that was taken 6 days after this video. Rating: 5

[bodhilyne]

Hi there, those are some impressive plants. I sell both led`s and magnetic induction grow lights, and most of my clients lean towards the induction lights because of their long lifespan and broad spectrums. Many of my clients have used led`s before and where not satisfied with the results and switched over to the induction lights, I put my self in that catagory as well, but after seeing your results, it gives me renewed hope for led`s. Would you mind telling us what kind of panel you are using. Good work-Brian-Portlandled

[xtcsdp]

Aloha

I'm curious what your yield was using the LED... please share as many details as you wish.

Thanks

[beef74]

How much does that led grow light cost?

[DreadedHermie]

How much does that led grow light cost?

Costs less direct from the manufacturer in China.

The only electrical specifications given on the importer's website contradict Ohm's law. (You cannot get 180 watts OUT of a device that only draws 150 watts going in.) This seller refuses to discuss any further specifications, such as emitter wavelengths, driver types/ efficiencies, etc. :wtf:

Save some coin and order direct, if this type of "equipment" will meet your needs. There are still lotsa obsolete leds in oddball wavelengths that Chinese industrialists would love to unload. At least they'll tell you what color emitters you're buying (although that data is frequently unreliable).

[beef74]

Costs less direct from the manufacturer in China.

The only electrical specifications given on the importer's website contradict Ohm's law. (You cannot get 180 watts OUT of a device that only draws 150 watts going in.) This seller refuses to discuss any further specifications, such as emitter wavelengths, driver types/ efficiencies, etc. :wtf:

Save some coin and order direct, if this type of "equipment" will meet your needs. There are still lotsa obsolete leds in oddball wavelengths that Chinese industrialists would love to unload. At least they'll tell you what color emitters you're buying (although that data is frequently unreliable).

Bravo!! I'm with you bro!! I was checking out homegrown lights( they have the slap-together diy kits)...I dont know anything about working with electronics...but I have soldered(I dont think soldering copper standing seam roofs counts but...) I just want about 100 watts of high quality red 660nm diodes for lighting up the under- canopy.

[beef74]

LED Grow Lights - HomeGrownLights.com DH....what do you think of the diy kits from this site...worth it?

[beef74]

I was checking out the Cree-X lamp kit, and replacing the one blue diode with another red.

[Weezard]

I was checking out the Cree-X lamp kit, and replacing the one blue diode with another red.

Not a viable swap.
Blue diodes usually run at a higher Vf. than reds.
And
You prolly didn't notice that the Cree kit, and the 50W kit are, presently not available.

Been un-available for quite a while.


That's why we had to roll our own.
Just score some 660s and have at it.
It's easier than it looks and you have on-line tech support right here.:stoned:


Aloha.
Weezard

[beef74]

Yeah just checked....damn.But like you said, it cant be too daunting to put one together...and I know this is old hat to you by now...I'd like to put together 2 rigs...to hit the bottom branches the halides miss.I was thinking just red(660nm) for flower...but a more balanced spectrum would probably be better.Psychogrow led told me that I should just use 640-660 nm red for this project, although once she/he realized there was no sale, she/he lost interest in the subject.I just dont want 2 racks-o-T-5's in my 4x4 tent, leds seem to be viable...not for my present grow, I want to take my time and do this right...they really should disable that link to those diy kits...jerks.