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Sounds good yeh cool tube huge centrifugal fan
I found in my tent the 400 hps with tube and big fan the coolest in a 4x4 compared to a 320 inboard Phlizon and a CMH 315
Don't know how thease 2 xs 2000 with onboard drive will go in summer just have to wait n see but I'd say it be to hot
Yeh agree summer is better if you don't have to forsure is a pest It just keep everything rolling along eg clones ect recyclingworks great. they will pull a lot more energy than running the led. the tube adds to it.
you can also get leds with remote drivers so you can mount them outside the grow space. it's super easy to do if you diy, and many commercial rigs have the option as well.
a lot depends on how the rig was built and whether the driver is locked in a cover or not.
i can't run my 400w hps in summer but i can run the 600w 12 cob rig i built. i try not to grow in summer if i can avoid it. i use waste heat in the winter to keep things in the right range.
Wast heat in winter is brilliant keep everything stableworks great. they will pull a lot more energy than running the led. the tube adds to it.
you can also get leds with remote drivers so you can mount them outside the grow space. it's super easy to do if you diy, and many commercial rigs have the option as well.
a lot depends on how the rig was built and whether the driver is locked in a cover or not.
i can't run my 400w hps in summer but i can run the 600w 12 cob rig i built. i try not to grow in summer if i can avoid it. i use waste heat in the winter to keep things in the right range.
Wast heat in winter is brilliant keep everything stable
I see this chart less numbers than a led say for equivalent but my point is I still think in a comparison test, you would get bigger fatter chunky, more depth penatration and more yield and weight if using a hps of equivalent, I just think the plants don't need all that other light the led companies waffle on with, yeh in veg there excellent but in flower we'll see, in flower time they just thrive on that so strong yellow light produced by hps and that's it... Yeh it's just an observation I'm just a no-one but yeh we'll see and then know forsureI guess easiest would be to time around the hottest period.. Or veg is doable I feel as you can run a led at reduced power and right above the canopy.
Here's the punch of a 600w HPS in a 4x4'
If you go lower the number shoot up a lot but well overal performance wouldn't improve and yeah cooltube would be best.
I feel that FC4800 you posted would have a larger higher and more even map for a 4x4?
I still have a cooltube and 400w lumatek, and a new fresh bulb somewhere.
But there really is very little desire to fire that up again as I don't miss that bazillion degree little Sun and block of ballast.
I only posted potential lights in some pictures plus the xs2500 I returned was guttless, the one I actually have is 2 xs2000s working beautiful but I don't know how they will flower yet, on paper they should smash my best 400w hps grow so find out soon and then I'll make a decision whether or not to buy a 600w hps and just use led for veg, this is an experiment now, they only get one chance then back to leafing..I guess easiest would be to time around the hottest period.. Or veg is doable I feel as you can run a led at reduced power and right above the canopy.
Here's the punch of a 600w HPS in a 4x4'
If you go lower the number shoot up a lot but well overal performance wouldn't improve and yeah cooltube would be best.
I feel that FC4800 you posted would have a larger higher and more even map for a 4x4?
I still have a cooltube and 400w lumatek, and a new fresh bulb somewhere.
But there really is very little desire to fire that up again as I don't miss that bazillion degree little Sun and block of ballas
220 W there going great so far very happy with themAre they the latest xs2000's? as those are 220w I think?
Keep them at optimal distance and intensity and I can't imagine that they would disappoint.