Fingolito
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Hey! So the calculation comes from an article I read regarding PAR watts which is based on the amount of photons available for the plant to absorb. Think it's 87w/sq.ft. 2.16/cm2 with 1 feet being 60cm. This value also matches my manufacturers guidelines, it depends on the par output than input/output wattage.Hey dude! Seems like it. I'm assuming you are growing autos too. What strains? how is it going?
It is my first grow in this setup, and first time growing autos.
I grew once before, but that was couple years ago and it was a photo, in much bigger tent.
Anyway... would be good to keep track of eachother, so we can see how our small differences matter!
Your light calculation must have assumed it's a w/m2 not cm2. (otherwise it would be nearly 1kW I would need for my space )
actually, it's not square meters you meant either... as that would be below 1W . So you must mean the lenght of the side of the tent, so 60.. (I'm assuming that works only with square shaped tents).
Found this really cool, and quite indepth calculation that I'm sure can be applied to this situation:
CFL: Calculations and Room Design | Rollitup
The only thing is, that limens are not the best way of measuring strenght of LED. in face the watts are not either.
This was my latest setup
Here is the article:
What Are PAR Watts? - Sunmaster is proud to publish PAR Watt information
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