fishwhistle
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I've been asking for info on these too with no solid answers. Has anyone seen one in real life? Is that picture of the actual reflector or just an early mock-up? The price on their ballast alone is only $150. Not sure I'd trust their house brand lamps until there's data available.A few things on nanos site that are not available,seems they are adding product fast and having to make changes on the fly.I have not been able to get answers to emails about their 315 ballasts or their bulbs both cmh and DE,strange because they are normally on it with info.
new nano 315
Changed new nano 315
Hearing they have some bulb issues too,not sure whats up.
Thanks for that. Did you take any readings at 750+ ? I'm long overdue for buying a light meter.@Smokey503ski
I hesitated to post earlier as maybe you had decided; but you asked about spacing. I run the 600/750 DE (ON 600w) at a spacing of 16-18". (1250umols center peak @ 16") (forget 2 foot offset umol value @ 16" but was 25% higher than 600w hortilux). (50 umols 6 foot offset @ 16")
Good luck with your decision, I'm sure you'll be happy either way you go.
I had not, but went ahead and took a couple quick for ya.Did you take any readings at 750+ ?
I missed this somehow, thanks! Now could you check every setting at 100umol increments? :cool:I had not, but went ahead and took a couple quick for ya.
(appx. center peak) 750W setting tested appx 1700umol @ 16". Distance for 1250umol = 20.5" appx. (high 900's @ 24")
The SS, HF, and Nanolux 315W units are around $350 before volume discounts. The 630 from Nanolux is $410.From @jumpincactus email from Gavita the 600/750 flex need a minimum of 2 foot 4 inches from top of canopy. If this isn't a concern and you can get some dope HVAC going on in those tents you'll surely have a shitload of light for your girls and kill it. As it stands your options are:
Gavita 600/750 Flex - $394.28 from Growershouse.com
Pacific Light Company CX300 - $699 from PacificLightConcepts.com
The CMH Options: Boulder lamp 315 Agro, Hydrofarm Phantom, Sunsystem, Nanolux 315, cycloptics Greenbeams - All $400-$500 (I believe, most leaning more toward $500)
I'm just wary about tents and cooling so I'd opt for the LED or CMH (but as you already know I'm bias as heck towards tags CX300) Basically you either pay upfront for newer tech and cooler running lights or pay long run for electricity to cool the DE's. Either way we gotta open our wallets.
The SS, HF, and Nanolux 315W units are around $350 before volume discounts. The 630 from Nanolux is $410.
In case you are still undecided, I have the final results for the first two plants I harvested - the biggest LED vs the biggest CMH. I will be making a post pretty soon with all results, not just the biggest two plants, but I wanted to give you a teaser and let @tags420 know, I think he will be very pleased to know his state of the art COB LEDs dominated the CMH in dry bud weight. I should have the post up by next week.How many amps does the led run at?
For under $700 I can buy 2 of the Phantom CMH and wouldn't 2 CMH have more light output then the led?
I'm just going off msrp, I rarely pay over 30% off on gear anywhere unless it's a slim margin item. The discounts get deeper when you buy in bulk, and anyone worth ordering from online will price match.
Where at boss? $350 sounds like a nice deal, thanks for sharing!
Screaming deal! Have you seen the EL controller? It has a high temp dimming feature that's seperate from the shutoff, makes choosing the wattage setting easier if your cooling capacity is limited, probably handy for your tents.So some may disagree on my choice.
Couldn't pass up the deal.
4 Gavita pro 1k de lights and one brand new Gavita bulb for $750
Unfortunately these are not the E series. That function is not available on the pro version. Unless I'm mistaken.Screaming deal! Have you seen the EL controller? It has a high temp dimming feature that's seperate from the shutoff, makes choosing the wattage setting easier if your cooling capacity is limited, probably handy for your tents.
Oh yeah, bummer, still a great deal though. I think they're all called proline and what you have are now the classic series.Unfortunately these are not the E series. That function is not available on the pro version. Unless I'm mistaken.
Sweet. Are you running DE or SE bulbs?Stress test with 8x 1000w...max temp was 85°f
Oh...infrared leaf tests with current settings are all between 75 - 77 °f
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