thank you very much for those words, I appreciate it very much.
You are right that two small reflector will give you more flexibility and better light distribution. 
We have light bars and are now testing them, but they are only available in our factory in China.
Thanks Sara. i know its your smallest lights, but they do really perform good for the size. we bought also 2x mars II 400 and one mars II 900. The guys thought i should also go for the mars II 400(their filosofy being typical caveman style bigger are most likely better).My inner geekwanted to make site by site comparison between 2*240 and marsII 400. But after they have been installed i must say i prefer two of these small ones in a 2x3 feet room for better coverage then the mars II 400. IMO the mars 240w reflector series are just great for micro to small size grows. i only need 1 5volt pc fan to remove heat and the temps are really stable in the closet. It does not get easier and cheaper to run than this. and with two 240w (85-105w draw) instead of one of the 480 reflectors or the marsII 400, i get more mobility and maybe less risk of bleeching (can be hung in angled positions, and in individual heights and finally if one brakes down i still have one going strong)
In my nursery room and motherplant room i have a 50*1w ufo and a 12*3w E27 fitted light. When i do upgrade my flowering light some day again, these reflectors from you are gonna do a great job for vegging in the nursery and used in the motherroom or sidelights in bloom rooms etc. using only about 60w in the veg. mode.
BTW have your company ever thought of making some line of sitelights strips or bars or cups or something?
Again thanks to you and the company, for a affordable quality built product for the common man.
really
really delicious, 
good work, ganjazz Something deliscious about this one, wonder what strain could be.
Grow - mid flower was under reflector 150w, than moved other area.
We have light bars and are now testing them, but they are only available in our factory in China.
Where or when can one see those bars on pictures with some specs.?
Good News, my dearest friends!!! Finally the executive department decides to choose ONE tester for our Epistar160LED. Now it's the time for selection.
Guys, please show to our managers how your plants love our lights.
To make this more official, I make a brief ad text.
I am not always here these days, don't miss me too much, haha and you guys finally are free to talk anything, lol our managers will check the posts every day and they will decide the tester. Therefore, guys, I am also very as excited as you guys to know who will win.
Light bars, that will be interesting.
More light dispersion,penetration in the lower areas.
If can make them flexible would be great.
Topic: One Tester for Mars Pro Epistar160LED with Remote Control
Duration Time: From Today to Oct.8th
Specification for Epistar160LED: Power Consumption:Bloom: 360~390w | Growth: 240~270w | Seedling 70~110w
For more detail, please check at our website Mars Hydro
Product Showcase:
Oct.1 to Oct.7 is our National Holiday. We will take seven days off.
Topic: One Tester for Mars Pro Epistar160LED with Remote Control
Duration Time: From Today to Oct.8th
Specification for Epistar160LED: Power Consumption:Bloom: 360~390w | Growth: 240~270w | Seedling 70~110w
For more detail, please check at our website Mars Hydro
Product Showcase:
Oct.1 to Oct.7 is our National Holiday. We will take seven days off.
