re: GLH 600W LED Grow
beautiful irishboy.
very nice work.
beautiful irishboy.
very nice work.
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beautiful irishboy.
very nice work.
ya those are going to be big girls. Good work man.
beautiful!
strong work bro
Those girls are lookin' good bro..
DAY 42 of flowering? How many more days ya think?
I guess it too early to say one way or another if Da buds are long and stretched but not much weight/thick at this point....Sure looks good in the pics..Thanks
Great update Irish, very frosty!
One thing though, I read earlier where you removed the glass. I spoke with my LED company today about removing the glass in my new 850w and they strongly suggested I leave it in. They said the glass is there to protect the LEDs from dust and that the LED diodes lifetime will be drastically reduced and the output is only shortlived because the dust will also limit output as it accumulates. I just thought I would pass this on so people would know before they go breaking the glass in a $1900 light just to have it begin failing later.
You could continually wipe down the LED diodes and try to keep them clean like you would a CoolTube...
Great update Irish, very frosty!
One thing though, I read earlier where you removed the glass. I spoke with my LED company today about removing the glass in my new 850w and they strongly suggested I leave it in. They said the glass is there to protect the LEDs from dust and that the LED diodes lifetime will be drastically reduced and the output is only shortlived because the dust will also limit output as it accumulates. I just thought I would pass this on so people would know before they go breaking the glass in a $1900 light just to have it begin failing later.
You could continually wipe down the LED diodes and try to keep them clean like you would a CoolTube...
No offense but whatever LED company you spoke to is only thinking in terms of liabilities that could be counted against them and dust is probably the worst excuse I have ever heard. Last time I checked dust particles settle and fall from the environment in which they exist in. That being said it will be vary vary hard for dust particles to accumulate on some inverted diodes I.E. a light pointed down. Call me retarded but I think the laws of gravity still apply to dust. The only real benefit the glass could serve is protection from moisture and even then diodes do not get hot enough to fracture if they get lightly misted on accident... If you think you couldn't handle not spraying your light I would advise leaving the glass in but to say it protects it from dust is the worst answer I heard. Even if dust could collect the diode is protected from epoxy and the lens it self. Not to mention all the fans we growers use, recirculation and exchanging fresh o2, those alone make it hard for dust to collect, well at least in my growing space. I guess everyone is different in their own ways, and this isnt towards you Budzamillion but your MFG. I just amazes me to hear and see what some LED companies say and do. Just me two cents man.
Great update Irish, very frosty!
One thing though, I read earlier where you removed the glass. I spoke with my LED company today about removing the glass in my new 850w and they strongly suggested I leave it in. They said the glass is there to protect the LEDs from dust and that the LED diodes lifetime will be drastically reduced and the output is only shortlived because the dust will also limit output as it accumulates. I just thought I would pass this on so people would know before they go breaking the glass in a $1900 light just to have it begin failing later.
You could continually wipe down the LED diodes and try to keep them clean like you would a CoolTube...
but i dont know anyone who grow with a dusty room expect for one friend and he always wonders why he has spider mites..lol. a clean room is a happy room!!
Great update Irish, very frosty!
One thing though, I read earlier where you removed the glass. I spoke with my LED company today about removing the glass in my new 850w and they strongly suggested I leave it in. They said the glass is there to protect the LEDs from dust and that the LED diodes lifetime will be drastically reduced and the output is only shortlived because the dust will also limit output as it accumulates. I just thought I would pass this on so people would know before they go breaking the glass in a $1900 light just to have it begin failing later.
You could continually wipe down the LED diodes and try to keep them clean like you would a CoolTube...
Just outta curiousity how many watts do the 180w and 300w panels draw? As that might influence one's decision one way or another...