A thread for the users of Mars-Hydro lamps

[LedGuy74]

It looks like a very nice light for the size... again I would imagine it should outperform the 300 since it's only 35 watts less. At the very least the yields will be similar from both of them.

I'd definitely buy it over the mars 300 obviously they are the same price point this minds well the upgraded version...

 

[HortiShorti]

It looks like a very nice light for the size... again I would imagine it should outperform the 300 since it's only 35 watts less. At the very least the yields will be similar from both of them.

I'd definitely buy it over the mars 300 obviously they are the same price point this minds well the upgraded version...

I'm just curious because I'm so clueless on which route to go. with HID, I have to worry about RFI & heat.. I'd like an LED that features HID penetration without the extraordinary price-tag.. Currently in talks with a few sponsors on the form. Would be really cool to get something worked out.

 

[HortiShorti]

It looks like a very nice light for the size... again I would imagine it should outperform the 300 since it's only 35 watts less. At the very least the yields will be similar from both of them.

I'd definitely buy it over the mars 300 obviously they are the same price point this minds well the upgraded version...

I'm just curious because I'm so clueless on which route to go. with HID, I have to worry about RFI & heat.. I'd like an LED that features HID penetration without the extraordinary price-tag.. Currently in talks with a few sponsors on the form. Would be really cool to get something worked out.

 

[Mars Hydro]

I like the design of the ECO models - would it be safe to assume the Eco 49 has higher output than the white Mars 300?

Eco49 draw power is 100W, mars300 draw power is about 130W, so ECO 49 has lower output. But this series use better fans and has deeper light penetration.

 

[Mars Hydro]

No it has less power to the wall HOWEVER it should outperform the 300 since it's more up to date and it also has no glass weakening the light.


Spectrum: 400-410nm,440-450nm,450-460nm,630-635nm,650-660nm,730-740nm and 2700K-3000K
Par Value: 250umol
Lumen:3271 Lm±5%@AC120V 3224 Lm±5%@AC240V
Power draw: 100W±5%@AC120V 100W±5%@AC240V
Input Voltage: AC100-240V
Ampere: 0.8426A/120V 0.4387 A/240V
Frequency: 50-60HZ
Core Coverage:1.7ft*1.7ft
Max Coverage: 3.5ft*3.5ft
Light Size: 296.3*262.3*79MM
Package Size: 390*293*136MM
Net Weight: 2.4KG
Gross Weight: 3.1KG
DB: 49dB

professional

 

[Mars Hydro]

It looks like a very nice light for the size... again I would imagine it should outperform the 300 since it's only 35 watts less. At the very least the yields will be similar from both of them.

I'd definitely buy it over the mars 300 obviously they are the same price point this minds well the upgraded version...

The first stock of ECO series with very competitive special preference price, not make sue if the price will be higher for next stock.

 

[Mars Hydro]

I'm just curious because I'm so clueless on which route to go. with HID, I have to worry about RFI & heat.. I'd like an LED that features HID penetration without the extraordinary price-tag.. Currently in talks with a few sponsors on the form. Would be really cool to get something worked out.

ECO series is designed for led entry user with competitive special price and deeper penetration

 

[Skullman420]

How does the Eco 48 perform compared to a Mars Pro II Epistar 80?

 

[Mars Hydro]

How does the Eco 48 perform compared to a Mars Pro II Epistar 80?

ECO48 is not as powerful as proII80, but due t its competitive price of ECO48 and its purpose of design, ECO48 is a good choice for entry users;proII is a good choice for experienced growers.

 

[Skullman420]

It may also be a good choice for professional growers @SmokeSara. I'm thinking for example to keep mothers alive or for a vegg tent perhaps?

 

[Mars Hydro]

It may also be a good choice for professional growers @SmokeSara. I'm thinking for example to keep mothers alive or for a vegg tent perhaps?

Using ECO series in Veg tent is a good choice, it does not need high draw power in veg tent. I t is a pity we have n growing journal and videos about this new series, hope we will get more feedback about this series.

 

[Darkscotia]

Using ECO series in Veg tent is a good choice, it does not need high draw power in veg tent. I t is a pity we have n growing journal and videos about this new series, hope we will get more feedback about this series.

How about you give it to some dependable growers to show what it can do. Since you can't grow in your country.

 

[Skullman420]

That's a great idea. Give away a few to beginners and a few to not so beginners, then people can see with their own eyes what you can do with them.

 

[Mars Hydro]

How about you give it to some dependable growers to show what it can do. Since you can't grow in your country.

I will recommend it to our manager if we can give Mars ECO series to test At this stage, our main job is to prepare Mars CUP 4.

 

[Mars Hydro]

That's a great idea. Give away a few to beginners and a few to not so beginners, then people can see with their own eyes what you can do with them.

Due to competitive price of mars eco series, the quality can not compare with mars proII, we don't recommend it to growers who wants to harvest max, so I can recommend it to our manager if we can give away it to entry users to test after Mars CUP4 ends.

 

[Weezze]

Here's what I harvested this weekend. Better than I expected, this strain (or this pheno) don't grow very big!

67 days in bloom under the Mars Pro II 80.

 

[Skullman420]

nice!

 

[Itibitiguy]

Yes very nice weezze

 

[Mars Hydro]

Here's what I harvested this weekend. Better than I expected, this strain (or this pheno) don't grow very big!

67 days in bloom under the Mars Pro II 80.

Expect your new grow circle

 

[Itibitiguy]

Hey sara
Trying to pm you but wont sent