Mars-Hydro LED Grow Light Discussion

our factory is making a new light for Jon, I have asked. this time everything is ok, maybe I can ship our Friday latest.
Sara do you have an estimate when Jon might get his Light ??:peace:
 
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Thank u BID, the picture is really very nice, hope you can get really great result. thank u
 
Harley,thank u for support me. I do not have the price yet. but I can promise to you that I will give the best price to u for sure. hope Jon can get his light next week, then testing can begin.:Namaste:
 
I think it will have lower heat. but I did not go to factory check our light this month. so I am not sure. as soon as I ship the product out, you will get tracking number from me.
 
How close to the canopy can the light be and still maintain a 2'x2' footprint? My grow space is 2'x2' and 3' high. My plants tend to grow to about 6" from the top. I was thinking the T80x3w? I was thinking that the 90°/120° would allow it to be a little closer than a 90° only view angle.

From toppled website:
View angel of LEDs:90°/120°
angels go to heaven and angles are a measurement of geometry.
 
How close to the canopy can the light be and still maintain a 2'x2' footprint? My grow space is 2'x2' and 3' high. My plants tend to grow to about 6" from the top. I was thinking the T80x3w? I was thinking that the 90°/120° would allow it to be a little closer than a 90° only view angle.

From toppled website: angels go to heaven and angles are a measurement of geometry.
High Scarfinger, 6 inches is to close for led's, I cant say for sure with Sara's lights but mine are 28 inches away from the canopy, with smaller panels 16-18 inches would be ideal with most panels.
 
How close to the canopy can the light be and still maintain a 2'x2' footprint? My grow space is 2'x2' and 3' high. My plants tend to grow to about 6" from the top. I was thinking the T80x3w? I was thinking that the 90°/120° would allow it to be a little closer than a 90° only view angle.

From toppled website: angels go to heaven and angles are a measurement of geometry.

I actually get that close sometimes. I will hold up some paper and check it out tonight when I go to work...
 
Wow,I just read the post, we just grow tomato and other plants with our light, so I can get information from customers. so I hope BID and Buck give all of you theirs here.it is just for your reference.

90/120degree. white color we use 120, other color we use 90. white is more intensive than other color, so we prefer to use larger degree
 
another thing is because led's point the light strait down or at whatever angle the lenses are, the closer the lights are the smaller the footprint.If the manufacturer says 3 x 3 at 18 inches with 800 umols then at 6 inches the footprint would be somewhere around 1.5 x 1.5 with 1800 umols(just an educated guess).This is why plants will show signs of bleaching, in flower 800 umols is where you want to be give or take, 1800 is way to intense and can cause bleaching as well as stunted growth and smaller nugs, a good sign that your panels are to close is the hairs will actually curl away from the lights and can turn brown prematurely instead of pointing up and staying white. the better quality the diode and size of the diode dictate how close you can have your panel. A panel with 5w diodes will have to be further away then one with 3w diodes and a panel with quality diodes will have to be further away then a panel with cheap no name diodes because they are alot brighter and much more intense.
 
High Scarfinger, 6 inches is to close for led's, I cant say for sure with Sara's lights but mine are 28 inches away from the canopy, with smaller panels 16-18 inches would be ideal with most panels.

Scar I too think 6" is too close I would not go any closer than 18" I got some bleaching at 14" and had to move the lights up. For seedlings you want to be even higher I'm at 30" right now and I have 6 seedlings that are doing great.:peace:

I actually get that close sometimes. I will hold up some paper and check it out tonight when I go to work...

another thing is because led's point the light strait down or at whatever angle the lenses are, the closer the lights are the smaller the footprint.If the manufacturer says 3 x 3 at 18 inches with 800 umols then at 6 inches the footprint would be somewhere around 1.5 x 1.5 with 1800 umols(just an educated guess).This is why plants will show signs of bleaching, in flower 800 umols is where you want to be give or take, 1800 is way to intense and can cause bleaching as well as stunted growth and smaller nugs, a good sign that your panels are to close is the hairs will actually curl away from the lights and can turn brown prematurely instead of pointing up and staying white. the better quality the diode and size of the diode dictate how close you can have your panel. A panel with 5w diodes will have to be further away then one with 3w diodes and a panel with quality diodes will have to be further away then a panel with cheap no name diodes because they are alot brighter and much more intense.

Wow,I just read the post, we just grow tomato and other plants with our light, so I can get information from customers. so I hope BID and Buck give all of you theirs here.it is just for your reference.

90/120degree. white color we use 120, other color we use 90. white is more intensive than other color, so we prefer to use larger degree

the top colas of this Jack are 28 inches from the panel and the secondaries as far as 35-36 inches.Ive had my panels as close as 14 inches and the nugs looked nothing like this they were much smaller and airy, these nugs are rock hard:)
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no ideally they stop stretching at 28 inches, if I was using them for seedlings or clones I would start them at 48 inches and let them grow into the lights.During veg the lights doesnt need to be anywhere near as intense as in flower.

Yep. That is basically what I had concluded. My space is to small to really take advantage of the LED panels.

Thanks for all the replies.

A round of +REPS for all of you. :clap:
 
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