Starlite LED / Flip Chip Opto - 640W - 1500+ PPFD 4 BY 4 COVERAGE @ 2 FEET FROM CANOPY

[Bachomp]

Awesome
Prices will be announced really soon. We love constructive suggestions!

Here's an unblemished version of the underside to show how clean it's going to be:

What's the benefit to having the COBs right next to each other?

 

[URSA LED]

What's the benefit to having the COBs right next to each other?

Instead of 1 large COB, we're splitting into two smaller ones that dissipates heat a lot better.
Again, we're half way there with optics. That's the only factor for decreased edge fall off rate.

 

[URSA LED]

This is our PPFD data for our 320W Fixture @ 1 FT from canopy

Graph is in METERS not FEET, and again, we understand our optical and coverage issue, and we are half way designing an optical lens that will decrease fall off rate on the edges.

Go ahead and multiple this by 2 for a general idea of how it's going to perform.

 

[URSA LED]

and... at 2 feet

 

[tstick]

Call the passive one "The Passive Fist" (and use the yin-yang shaped Duet!)

Call the active one "The Active Fist"

If you use those names, I'll only charge you one fixture (each)!

You saw it here, first!

 

[tstick]

That's some pro-looking stuff, Alex!

How much does that fixture weigh?

I can't wait to see what you guys are dialing in for the lens-things! Any idea when it will all be ready for market? Month? Year?

 

[PurpleBuz]

sorry alex, but your coverage sucks. big center hotspot and that's all she wrote.

 

[nevergoodenuf]

They are doing exactly what I told them they needed. The lenses in the graph are for there standard lighting. The new lenses with be designed to give even coverage from around 2'. No other lenses are be designed this way yet, as far as I have seen. We are all using lenses and reflectors meant for 8' and higher. This is just my opinion.

 

[URSA LED]

sorry alex, but your coverage sucks. big center hotspot and that's all she wrote.

I completely agree. Although those graphs currently use general lighting optics.
Just wait till we're done with our new optics, an optical lens that sits on top of the COB with individual lasered "stations" that sit directly on top of each die. It's possible to even laser each "station" so that it gives a different angle. It's in the works..

 

[PurpleBuz]

I completely agree. Although those graphs currently use general lighting optics.
Just wait till we're done with our new optics, an optical lens that sits on top of the COB with individual lasered "stations" that sit directly on top of each die. It's possible to even laser each "station" so that it gives a different angle. It's in the works..

ok cool, love to see the coverage with your custom designed lenses.

btw does anybody really want to hang lights 8' from the canopy ? 2-3 feet makes sense to me but 8 ?

 

[nevergoodenuf]

Hey, PurpleBuz, I am running the Luna 300 @ 250 watts each and I can get it as low as 18" on some strains. No lenses, just reflector.

 

[PurpleBuz]

Hey, PurpleBuz, I am running the Luna 300 @ 250 watts each and I can get it as low as 18" on some strains. No lenses, just reflector.

that's cool, I was just referring to your comment about 8'

 

[URSA LED]

that's cool, I was just referring to your comment about 8'

Comment about 8' was from nevergoodenuf

 

[nevergoodenuf]

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[nevergoodenuf]

I was saying, the reflector and lenses we all use now are meant for 8 foot or more. Not that we want to use them that high.

 

[URSA LED]

Come look at this live at HEMPCON this weekend.

Our 640W Fixture features 100% fully independent dimmable functions (you can dim blue to 0% and red to 100% for a higher RED ratio for flowering, etc.)

 

[URSA LED]

That's some pro-looking stuff, Alex!

How much does that fixture weigh?

I can't wait to see what you guys are dialing in for the lens-things! Any idea when it will all be ready for market? Month? Year?

Hey tstick,

I'm not exactly sure how much they weight yet, but the active will be int he range of 15 lbs. The passive will weight significantly higher though.

We will start selling these at HEMPCON, and pricing will be up the following week.

 

[BOBBY_G]

sorry alex, but your coverage sucks. big center hotspot and that's all she wrote.

i agree. would not use that at anythign closer than 36". might as well use an HID

hopefully the new optics will improve

NOTHING is as good as a bunch of smaller-wattage distributed fixtures

 

[hillbill]

Always have liked multiple light sources for small spaces. Handling 25 pounds or more is not a walk in the park in a small grow. Overlapping footprints and versatility are real advantages.

 

[LivingsoilMan]

Hey tstick,

I'm not exactly sure how much they weight yet, but the active will be int he range of 15 lbs. The passive will weight significantly higher though.

We will start selling these at HEMPCON, and pricing will be up the following week.

This light seems really cool ! Ppfd looks awesome and efficiency looks awesome both versions look awesome hope it comes with an awesome price ! Will be following along im looking for the best most efficient light out there.