LED Companies w/ LINKS

medicinehuman said:
This Camas Washington business has a new web site up. Not that I am recommending it in any way. Just something new to some to check out. http://quantumfluxledsystems.com/ They are targeting the big medical grows. Edit: they do have plug and play for small growers.:???:
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I meet them a few times and measured the light. Another rediculous claiming company. The kid is like 20yrs old or just a super baby face. And he didn't have any "quantum" data to back anything up.
 
Greengenes707 said:
I meet them a few times and measured the light. Another rediculous claiming company. The kid is like 20yrs old or just a super baby face. And he didn't have any "quantum" data to back anything up.
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You probably told everyone this in back threads somewhere, but I cant find it? U recommend the 14 or the 50 s AT200? Thanks man!
 
JimmyIndica said:
You probably told everyone this in back threads somewhere, but I cant find it? U recommend the 14 or the 50 s AT200? Thanks man!
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I don't actually recommend AT200's at all...only AT600's. A51 is a better value for single small panels.
With the at600's, which lenses is a choice for the buyer...different combos for different clearance situations. For at200's use only 14's.
 
133 lm/W is really good.

Can lumens per watt be directly correlated to potential efficiency for a given light source? It seems like the higher the luminosity, the more efficient the light source.
 
Geemoe918 said:
Can any one help me
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Yeah those crappy led panels will work for side lighting......your primary light source sucks too, would switch out those cfl s for some Osram household bulbs at Lowe's(110lm/w vs 60-70lm/w) will be a big difference in light output and reduced heat.....

Good luck grower
 
PSUAGRO. said:
Yeah those crappy led panels will work for side lighting......your primary light source sucks too, would switch out those cfl s for some Osram household bulbs at Lowe's(110lm/w vs 60-70lm/w) will be a big difference in light output and reduced heat.....

Good luck grower
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nevergoodenuf said:
Home Depot has the 60 watt equiv. bulbs 2 for $5.
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Are you guys talking about these right here and if so how many would I need...

http://www.amazon.com/OSRAM-120V-Frosted-Light-Bulb/dp/B00744JBRI

And im going dwc bucket just one in a 5gal...any advice is welcome...
Thanks...


bwt the two panel will not work by them self as main light for girl
 
Geemoe918 said:
Are you guys talking about these right here and if so how many would I need...

http://www.amazon.com/OSRAM-120V-Frosted-Light-Bulb/dp/B00744JBRI

And im going dwc bucket just one in a 5gal...any advice is welcome...
Thanks...


bwt the two panel will not work by them self as main light for girl
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Overpriced............averaging around five bucks a pop for Cree/Osram bulbs around here....haven't been to hd in some time, that deal is awesome if it's not the 4 flow ones ;-)
 
Beefbisquit said:
LIST OF LED COMPANIES w/ LINKS

For people just getting into the LED game figuring out which company makes what light can be a challenge. This is a list of the companies and the name(s) of the panel(s) they make.

Lighthouse Hydro - Blackstar
High Tech Garden Supply - HTG
Hydro Grow LED - Penetrator
Grow LED Hydro - Spectra
Kessil - Kessil H150/H350
Magnum LED - Magnum LED
Blackdog - BDxxxx/Platinum XL
Pro Source LED - Pro Source LED
Haight Solid State LED - Haight SS LED
Apache Tech - AT120xx
Advanced LED Lights - Diamond series/Extreme
Plant Photonics - Hand Made LED Lights
Pro-Grow Series LED - Pro-Grow LED
Grow Stealth LED - Grow Stealth Quantum LED
Stealth Grow LED - SGxxxx

UNKNOWN COMPANIES

E.shine systems - E.shine Panel 3G/4G
Light Blaze - Lightblaze 400
Fero LED Lighting - Fero xxx 4G

There are others, and I can add to the list if people have suggestions! :blsmoke:
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Add Aeon Grow LED's they are pretty dam good
 
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