Harley001
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BID you can get very tight node spacing with LEDs' these White Widow were vegged under LED
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For me the power of the panel is shown in the bud room. A budding panel should be high in the 630-660 range heavier on the lower end of that range. A small amount in the 430-460 range. A diode or two in the high range 740? or higher? and instead of a green or yellow maybe one diode, 6500k white?
How are your bloom panels laid out now?
My panel does both very well and it has UVB
We are making red, blue, IR and white. our white is 2500~3500K. but not 6500K. we do not have green in the light. from other customers testing, they do not think green is necessary. how do you think about it? Actually, I'd like to add one or two green in the light.
i use uvb from a reptile bulb it hovers whatever plant is finishing first usually , i can think of some cool things a led panel could have that would interest buyers, a green light is commonly used to work on plants during the dark cycle,i use one,and a "photo" mode for taking pictures would be super useful, ,i mean if i were going to buy an led light right now and i found 3-4 lights with all about the same growth & flower ability but one had a greenlight work mode and a photo mode ,as long as it didnt cost much more that would be the light i would choose, also i have not heard of anybody doing it, so it would will big time cool points and be the most versatile and innovative light on the matket
Hi Harley, your light has UVB? we do not know which company is making UVB. 350nm? we only have UVA, and we did not use in our light.