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My electrician buddy set these up. The bulbs are 100w each; some cool white and some warm white. I was thinking of doing a few of these for some of my patient's micro grows. The numbers are incredible; I have yet to test them for flowering. They work extremely well for veg.
This fixture represents 1300w of fluorecscent light. It uses 120v standard outlet electricity, and pulls around 3 amps. It can be operated cheaper than 3 100w incandescents. With a power strip, you could operate 4 of these on a standard 15amp circuit. You can actually get 7200w of cfl lighting on a GFCI-protected 20 amp circuit...
Different configuration; 1200w.
These can be built for relatively cheap, especially when you compare them to HID lighting. Does anyone know whether or not they will produce good buds? I know of a dispensary that uses all t5s, scrog style, and their meds are good.
Another thing my buddy is offering is the plug-n-play power source for big lights. This unit can be plugged in to a stove/dryer 50amp/240v outlet. It then will power 8000w of HID lights, along with a GFCI-protected outlet. He also has an option that will control all the lights with a single 110v timer... Contact me if you're in CO and interested. I make nothing off this deal, but "Bob" is a great guy, and this option is fairly affordable.
Anyone with experience blooming in fluorescent lighting, please advise. About to test it out. Peace
This fixture represents 1300w of fluorecscent light. It uses 120v standard outlet electricity, and pulls around 3 amps. It can be operated cheaper than 3 100w incandescents. With a power strip, you could operate 4 of these on a standard 15amp circuit. You can actually get 7200w of cfl lighting on a GFCI-protected 20 amp circuit...
Different configuration; 1200w.
These can be built for relatively cheap, especially when you compare them to HID lighting. Does anyone know whether or not they will produce good buds? I know of a dispensary that uses all t5s, scrog style, and their meds are good.
Another thing my buddy is offering is the plug-n-play power source for big lights. This unit can be plugged in to a stove/dryer 50amp/240v outlet. It then will power 8000w of HID lights, along with a GFCI-protected outlet. He also has an option that will control all the lights with a single 110v timer... Contact me if you're in CO and interested. I make nothing off this deal, but "Bob" is a great guy, and this option is fairly affordable.
Anyone with experience blooming in fluorescent lighting, please advise. About to test it out. Peace