Quote Originally Posted by Zandor
Sorry dude but the math does not work like that. It power dude and power is log rhythmic not proportional. 92,000 is still 92,000 you can't add them up and say they share the same space thus give you double the results. 600w lights will still degrade just like any other bulb will. They still have the same par watt sorry but the math is solid and true.
You donā??t need to move them and they will cover a good area and yes they put out less heat. If you deal with the heat the 140,000 lumens on a track mover is hard to beat.
Let me get this clear so even a moron like me understands....

If I have a 5,000 lumen bulb....@55W

and i have 10 of them............

I do not have 50,000 lumens.....

I still have only 5,000 lumens....

But I am now using 550W to produce 5,000 lumens?

Under this math, the more lights I place in there, the less lumens per watt i get?

This simply doesnt make sense....

I understand the lumen do not add up...but according to the scenario described.....my lumens are no higher than the single highest lumen output bulb?

Now what happens when I place these other 9 bulbs that dont add up in the lumen equation...say on the underside of the plant and on the sides.

Do the lumens count then?

I am totally confused....but I am not yet stoned either so that could explain why.