Light Movement

[Da1KrayzieThug]

What would happen if you could make your light constantly move a little? I'd think that this would be better for the plant because the sun itself doesn't stand still. Please correct me if I'm wrong. And I'm not talking about making the light rock back n forth all across the area. I'm talking like a slight circular movement from the fan blowing on it.

Da1KrayzieThug Reviewed by Da1KrayzieThug on 05-18-2005. Light Movement What would happen if you could make your light constantly move a little? I'd think that this would be better for the plant because the sun itself doesn't stand still. Please correct me if I'm wrong. And I'm not talking about making the light rock back n forth all across the area. I'm talking like a slight circular movement from the fan blowing on it. Rating: 5

[BobBong]

I've seen large HPS ballast's on a motor.. there are lighting units you can buy that provide constant movement.. i sure they're pricey.. so if you can replicate that same idea.. go for it!

it's a good idea

[Zandor]

What would happen if you could make your light constantly move a little? I'd think that this would be better for the plant because the sun itself doesn't stand still. Please correct me if I'm wrong. And I'm not talking about making the light rock back n forth all across the area. I'm talking like a slight circular movement from the fan blowing on it.

Yes you can buy 6" track light movers and circular light movers that hold 2 lights and rotates if that's what you are talking about. If you are good with tools you can make a circular light mover with a BBQ rotisserie motor.