Sire Killem All
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buget of $2500, dont have tools to drill heatsinks.
best options?
best options?
4×8 LED?
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Olive Drab Green
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coreywebster
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Wouldn't you need 6x T3s or 8x T2s or 4x T4s to cover a 4 x 8? Just going of what they recommend as far as ppfd.
The 4x T4s would be within budget if you can get hold of them.
There are plenty of folks that sell heat sinks pre drilled with holders for solderless wiring too.
With lens options ect.
northerngrowlights.com
Cobkits.com
cutter.au
I would speak to all of the above companies and see what they can do for you. They are all members on here and pretty good prices.
Good luck
The 4x T4s would be within budget if you can get hold of them.
There are plenty of folks that sell heat sinks pre drilled with holders for solderless wiring too.
With lens options ect.
northerngrowlights.com
Cobkits.com
cutter.au
I would speak to all of the above companies and see what they can do for you. They are all members on here and pretty good prices.
Good luck
Olive Drab Green
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I use 2 T1s in a 4x2. They're working incredibly well. You don't need anywhere near that much, because they are driven at higher amperages than other builds. If he got 3-4 T1s, a 2 T2s, or a T3 and a T1, that'd probably work well. At most, a T3 and a T2.
Gquebed
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I bought Tasty's 4x T4-2100s to cover 4x8.
Ive had them for about 2 weeks on my budding Romulans. I love them. I dont see myself going back to HPS.
Sire Killem All
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checking out timber.
thinking 4×
thinking 4×
- 300 Watt Cree CXB3590 (4) COB Grow Light Kit
- 300 Watt Cree CXB3590 (6) COB Grow Light Kit
Sire Killem All
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ttystikk
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What part do you need help with? Should you? YES. 32 sq ft x 35W/sq ft = 5 x 225W modules. Can use 4 Cree or Citizen chips at 50W each.
Or 4 modules with 5 chips each, which would fit the space better.
Sire Killem All
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not sure on the difference between 75w driven vs the 50w.
if running total wattage the same on each, should i expect the same amount of radiant heat?
Timber is gonna get my bussiness i belive of their kits which combo would u run, (given those are ur only options) to cover a 4×8.....
Damn F.O.B.O. always kicks in with big buys
Tyleb173rd
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I have 4, 200w DIY kits from Timber growing over a 4x4. It's been 2 weeks since flowering and I can't believe the growth and bud sites so soon. It's incredible. I'll be getting 4 more kits next spring to fill the entire 4x8 area with DIY COBs. It's too bad that Timber doesn't manufacture or source out some nice cases to house the lights. Perhaps they could do a few common sizes. Maybe a few to fit a 2x2, 3x3 or 2x4.
PetFlora
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Keep in mind the 6" perimeter will catch sufficient light from the panels
So, effectively, you need to cover 3 x 7
One of the best pre-made led panels/companies is Amare Technologies. Contact him he will likely make you a great deal
Im guessing either 3 Pro3 or Pro 4s
My Pro3 covers 2 x 4
So, effectively, you need to cover 3 x 7
One of the best pre-made led panels/companies is Amare Technologies. Contact him he will likely make you a great deal
Im guessing either 3 Pro3 or Pro 4s
My Pro3 covers 2 x 4
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RainDan
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Hi @Tyleb173rd,
We are introducing our new line of LED Grow light kits that come pre-assembled on frames already. Be on the lookout for those to start appearing on our website shortly. We will offer framed solutions to fit everything from small micro cabinets up to 4'x4' areas.
Also, if you need any custom solutions, please feel free to send me a PM with your requirements and we would be happy to assist.
Have a good day.
Regards,
Dan